yes, I was actually a bit suprised when I grouped them up and realized the value in this small Pelican case.
I either need another case, or to adopt out some of the lights to good homes.
The V11r I just modded to sw45k is available for adoption.
I’d immediately apply if it weren’t for the shipping cost and VAT 
.
Not so much a “mod” as maybe a helpful tip.
I got my Opus from GB only it was the European version on sale, and GB back then was nice enough to throw in a US-to-EU adapter for the included wall-wart. Problem is, the EU wall-wart would already stick up about an inch above the adapter, and with the adapter for that going into the power-strip, would be sticking up maybe 3” in mid-air, and so loosely that you’d just look at it wrong and it’d drop out either from the power strip or the adapter.
I needed a rubberband to hold the adapter to the wall-wart, and then another one wrapped from around/behind the power-strip to keep that frankenmess from falling out. What a nightmare, especially if doing a capacity test on a big honkin’ cell.
So I just bought a 5A 12V power-brick (Ledmo, offa Amazon), which works fine’n’dandy, and everything’s nice and secure all around. And it even fits in the Opus’s box, too.
Maybe I can use that come-with 3A wall-wart for an LED strip or something… after hacking away at the AC prongs.
These cheap buck power supplies with the amp/volt screen and pots for voltage current are good use for it.
I hacked up a 90W laptop adapter and use it for mine.
I got this one but they have ones for half the price for your smaller PS
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KYJ4L48/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_8WYjFbB2AR4TQ
Huge improvement jon_slider!
thank you for taking the time to comment
I agree completely
Sunwayman V11r mod to 219b 3000k 9080 sw30
on 16340
Max 220 lumens
min 0.01 lumens
OMG
Just realized what's in this happy box...
Outstanding!!
What is top row #5 and when are your old ones getting new higher output drivers? 
I may try one of the 2020 drivers, although Im perfectly happy with longer runtimes and less horsepower… I seldom use more than half the available lumens
top #5 is a Nitecore EX10 Ti from Russtang, similar to the Legendary D10 with piston drive with a ramping UI that works on primaries, unlike all the presently available Anduril lights.
Today, hodor’s Olight S15 Ti and Jetbeam E3S arrived. Also today, Quadrupel’s Boruit D10 driver arrived.
I disassembled hodor’s lights. They were exactly as described.
Jetbeam E3S: I consulted with CRX (he’s done one before ) and found an old “”other forum”:Help modding Jetbeam E3S | Candle Power Flashlight Forum thread. CRX recommended that the driver be pressed out from above. (He also found a horrifying disassembly video on youtube .) It was at this point that I decided I wasn’t going to save the old driver. I pressed it out from above with a straightened paperclip and needlenose pliers. A replacement driver is in the works, but will be straightforward.
Olight S15 Ti: Indeed, the switch itself is busted. It’s one of those tiny surface-mount tactile button switches. Also, I suspect the rubber/plastic physical button itself is damaged. Most likely, it should have been removed before the pill was removed, and the pill caught some of it. Also, it’s possible that’s not the case at all - I can’t tell. I was debating ordering some replacements and indeed thought I had placed the order, despite the estimated arrival time of September 30 - October 22.
I moved on to my Boruit D10. The Quadrupel driver was almost a perfect fit for the plastic part of the charger-driver sandwich, but I did end up having to file it slightly. I also only has 22 gauge high strand count silicone insulated wire, where I would highly recommend 24 gauge for this mod. For this reason, getting fitment of the wires through the sandwich, as well as into the grooves inside the body tube, was rather difficult. (I was unable to reuse the original leads as they were severed in the process of removing the MCPCB.) I’m currently debating throwing a Luxeon V2 in, or the original emitter back in, or waiting for my optics to arrive from Fasttech (probably next year). A provisional low-power test with test-leads works, and the on-board charging is functional. The lit tailcap is cool!
So I was sitting here, about to put my tools away, and I noticed the old D10 driver sitting, button facing up, on my workbench. Inspiration smacked me in the face and I took some quick measurements: it was a match for the broken switch on the Olight. I grabbed my solder wick and swapped them - it was a lot faster than I expected. I then tested the Olight pill partially assembled (MCPCB was loose but attached) with test leads connecting the battery. It functioned great. So I went to assemble the light and the switch did not actuate. With a lot of fiddling I decided that either the new switch was not as tall as the old one had been - impossible to tell, since the old one was in pieces - or the exterior physical button piece had been damaged. I eventually devised a method using UV glue on the inside of Kapton tape, wrapped around the pill partially and holding the hardened blob of UV glue over the microswitch on the pill. With even more fiddling I got everything back together and assembled - although not without almost ruining the entire driver with sloppy soldering on the MCPCB (I noticed because the reflector did not tighten fully - it actually screws into the pill!!).
So - if I ever feel stupid/crazy enough to pull that pill back out of the Olight, I would swap the emitter, clean the reflector, and clean the lens as well - I’ve muddied them a bit with all my fiddling. But for now, the switch and its silly adaptation are aligned perfectly and the switch actually has a really great feel.
Quick review of the S15: The emitter is almost the equal to the NW XP-L in my T10T V2, but it’s a bit yellow-green-er… the most noticeable “above BBL” tint of any emitter I’ve yet tried. (To guess - if the Thrunite were a 3D tint, the Olight is probably a bad 3C.) The output with 14500 is about equal to the Thrunite’s turbo on NiMh. The hotspot is very slightly tighter than the Thrunite. The body tube diameter and overall length are also basically identical to the Thrunite T10T V2, but the Olight S15’s head is decidedly chunkier. The switch is way easier to find than the Thrunite, and the pocket clip is slightly better (though it carries head-up). The UI is different than on my Olight S1: The S15 mode memory remembers moonlight (the S1 does not), and the S15 has a lockout (continuing to hold the button for another second after the 1 second hold for moonlight). Also, the S15 has 3 modes on NiMh/alkaline (four modes if two cells are used), but four modes on 14500. The threads are on the nicer end of Titanium threads I’ve dealt with.
Swapped emitters between my Eagtac DX3B and my Thrunite T1. Both had neutral white XHP 50 emitters.
- The DX3B had a great beam pattern with beautiful creamy tint. Unfortunately, mine is flawed with horrendous parasitic drain which can drain a full 18350 cell in less than 3 days with the light off the entire time.
- The Thrunite T1 is a nice compact 18350 light, but comes with horrible green tint.
Since the Eagtac is too flawed to EDC and the T1 had such a greenish tint, I figured a good solution was to swap the emitters.
The swap went without a hitch. The Eagtac has a tiny ultra-thin square copper star press-fit into position by the reflector. The Thrunite had a much larger and thicker standard size 16mm copper star that was screwed down.
Unfortunately, when I turned them on…
- The Eagtac’s beam seems a little whiter. It no longer has the great creamy tint of before.
- The T1’s tint is STILL green even with the other emitter.
I tried the T1 with the lens off, and then even replaced the lens with a UCL one I had laying around. Didn’t help… still seems greenish.
There’s only 3 remaining possible causes of the green in the T1 and they aren’t fixable:
- The T1 is a lower powered light… approximately 1500 lumens compared to 2300 for the DX3B. Cree emitters are known to sometimes get more greenish as the current goes down.
- The T1 has a much shallower reflector leading to a dimmer hotspot. Perhaps the lack of intensity makes the hotspot look greener.
- Perhaps something about the coating on the T1’s reflector is making things greenish. This seems unlikely to me though.
Oh well.
I joined this forum to buy some of these 219B’s not available anywhere else and today I installed my first one in a light!
- FW1A w/SS bezel
- 219B R9080 SW45K
- firmware controlled Aux LED’s in red / blue as a show of support for first responders
Low
———
High
Neither camera settings nor lighting conditions are the same from shot to shot, sorry about that.
Nice, StihlMad! I’ve been thinking about adding aux LEDs similarly. Looks good.
What a great light, StihlMad! And welcome to BLF 
Be careful with the 219B on a FET driver. The FW1A can overdrive the 219B and destroy it.
There are likely firmware revisions that could fix it…
Grabbed a very inexpensive Maglite Mini Incandescent 2-Cell AA flashlight online to play with. Swapped over the 395nm UV emitter from an Olight i3UV EOS and wired it to the original switch to keep the twist-on action.
https://imgur.com/a/CjhtJvp
would it make a difference if each optics holder was (inner side) wraped with reflective tape
No I dont think so, all of the light should be reflected inside the optic. (TIR = total internal reflection)
Here’s a good diagram from LEDiL:
