Do you know about when LH351D 4000K will be available?
I agree, I feel like the config mode should be simple enough for anyone to use. Whether they have fast fingers of a piano player or their fingers are slow and half frozen. Not everyone can click with a rythm and timing.
Is the config menu absolutely necessary?
Maybe we could make a lot of people happy with a simple step ramping or smooth ramping.
1 Click to Turn flashlight off, Click to turn on
2 To turn ‘memory on’ , just simple full click+hold. Ramp up and down to a level you want.Then let go to memorize the level.
3 To turn memory off using tailcap just Click and Hold +Unscrew and screw back tail cap while holding the switch.
Would this solve any issues people accidentally getting into config ?
It’s a mechanical switch, a UI like that is not possible. Any “hold” action will turn the light off during it’s duration.
@Chatika vas Paus
Thank you for your suggestions, I will ask the driver manufacturer to increase the number to 20.
I’m not sure yet, I will check the date later.
got some osram red LED and PM1
Ooooh! Osram red, WF2, sbt90.2!
Convoy is getting on top of the game
Awesome!
The CSLNM1.TG is rated for max 3000mA and djozz found that 6000mA is actually in the decreasing region, unlike the CSLPM1.TG, so I think the S21A with KW CSLNM1.TG and 6000mA max current doesn’t make too much sense unless there is a typo (maybe with 5000mA it would be ok).
I run an nm1 in a C8 with the 5A driver, and it’s good. (Although I think I only get ~4.5 at tailcap…)
I don’t think I’d take it past 5, myself.
It seems the Other Payment Methods option has been removed from the mobile app. I have no idea how to place an order without paying to ask for the BLF discount or shipping fee grouping.
The CSLPM1.TG is a good choice for builds using the ∅20/∅22mm SST40 6A rated linear drivers. These deliver close to 6A, which is a good level of overdrive for a CSLPM1.TG without being overdone.
I made a couple builds with CSLNM1.TGs, overdriven near 5A (≈4.7) both. I am now to do a CSLPM1.TG one, and something's telling me what's the point. I am thinking in setting the driver at 7.2A theoretical, which would be ≈6.75A effective, but still… what's the point if the actual output difference is so small (in my case I have to anyway, it is one of these). 
I think it’s worth doing. With your proposed currents, according to djozz measurements you’ll get ~56% more output with the PM1 and get 78% of the luminance of the NM1. It’s always a compromise between output and throw when you change emitter size, but IMO the PM1 is a good compromise.
I’m seriously impressed that Convoy is planning to try the SBT90.2. It’s a VERY EXPENSIVE emitter and Convoy lights are known to be real budget lights.
Simon, if you are planning to explore high end emitters, I recommend the Oslon CULNM1.TG Boost HL, which is the higher power version of the CSLNM1.TG or the CULPM1.TG Boost HX, which is the higher power version of the CSLPM1.TG.
Right now only Manker is using the CULNM1.TG because they were nearly unobtainable previously. Skylumen also mods lights using the CULPM1.TG. Would be sweet if Convoy can source these rare emitters.
4X18A + SBT90.2… Please.
I’d like to know the price.
As mentioned only 5 times earlier, i do as well!
Think same. Which host specifically suited best for sbt90.2?
Read carefull...4x18
The Quad 18650 host, all batts in parallel, perfect fit for a current hog like the SBT90.2!
Optional FET driver that we could replace would be great 