Any new news about this project?
Please check me if this question is culturally insensitive, but what’s with the long pinky nail? Is it to denote class or is a home-grown cocaine spoon? Also this is huge for a headlamp. Cool concept though.
There's more to come very soon. Please stay tuned. :-)
Tagging so I get updates. I like the recharge capability and throw and flood on same unit.
What is your take on a magnetic tailcap with a removable magnet. The actual magnet can be removed or installed. Maybe something simple like this magnet ring that would fit perfectly in the tail?
Looks interesting. I have never tried this before with any of my stock lights. I suppose this ring will surround the tailcap spring, being in direct contact between the tailcap's inner wall and the negative pole of the battery, right? Maybe it could become difficult to fully screw the tailcap back on the tube if the magnet ring leaves less space for spring compression?
I never thought having it inside. It might be a good idea or maybe not as you contemplated.
My suggestion was to keep it outside, easier to remove and probably less costly.
This particular magnet ring fits perfectly around the rubber booth or metal switch. Like C8s, S2, S3 VG10s etc……
It’s easy to remove, just pry it out, in a second. Some people use a tiny bit of glue to keep it more stable around the switch that prevents it from accidentally coming out. I am sure people will come up with a little more sophisticated solution as well.
It sad the factory delayed the production, just start on CNC cutting ,will update as soon as it start assemble
The Skilhunt H03C headlamp uses the “XM-L Color” LED (single-LED with white/blue/red/green), but the white has only around 200+ max lumens, if I recall correctly.
I like the idea of a dual beam headlamp but this thing is big and heavy.
Couldn’t it be designed like an ordinary headlamp with the head part “streched” to acomodate two light sources? Imagine two H04 heads together on one tube.
SK H04 is some 45ish grams, so with longer head part the whole thing would be something like… 70ish grams?
Someone needs to TIG weld H04 and H04R heads together 
Or maybe I’m just dumb and rest of you know why something like that wouldn’t work.
That sounds interesting, will check it out.
Tried .still hard to minus the weight, only 10 gram less 
main use may better as a angle flashlight, and a headband will as a part of accessories in package, i did try on my head, If it is not used for a long time, it is acceptable
The mistake is to place charging circuit into host. It take precious space and complicates host design. USB port is a hole in host which effects IPX
And it was never known again about this flashlight.
He has to have it built, test it, revise it, etc. You don’t want him to just give you the first thing they turn out it takes a bit of time to iterate a good product. I’m super excited to have a company asking what we want and need in a light and allowing us to be a part of that process lets be patient with them as they take all these ideas into consideration and create something for us that can be mass produced. As Wurrkos grows I have high hopes for the enthusiast driven approach they are taking.
P.S. 21700 deep carry edc next please
Wurkkos HD20 is definitely coming soon. I’m currently working on the English/German manual, so I kindly ask you for a bit more patience.
I also suggested Wurkkos to take a (deep) red+white version of HD20 into consideration.
Wurkkos HD20 is probably being launched as of next week. Please stay tuned...
Exciting 
This looks massive for a headlamp!
I‘m pretty sure they will also offer a bundle version with battery again. But let’s wait for Wurkkos to confirm. I bought a 45W USB-C PD charger and a 100W USB-C (type C-C) cable today to be able to testing both type C-C charging and reverse charging of the HD20.
This is an excerpt from the manual, showing the UI of HD20.
