Yes, you have to take what this place says with the understanding that we will pick apart ANYTHING and try to make it better.
Just because someone suggests something doesn’t mean you have to use it but it would be wise to consider it.
The key is getting on here early enough in the design cycle to really be able to use the suggestions easily, to sift through all the cross talk and find those few gems that truly add value and increase the lights sellability.
It sounds like in this case they know what they are doing and have a very good base to work from for the host. I would not doubt that they have been snooping around here a lot longer then when they posted this thread :innocent:
Roughly-made battery-carrier in Testing sample (custom-made springs and contact copper rings will come back tomorrow, then i will update the OP and measure the led drain)
The switches look great
The reflector looks impressive
But that tail looks like you need to make one hole bigger and one of the guiding rods also, this way the cap only fits one way (or make one rod and hole smaller that’ll do too)
Oh wait you will want to use same size rods and drill for the holes
OK now the holes are at 9 and 3 o’clock position (straight line through middle)
Do them at 3 and 6 o’clock or any position they are at angle of 90° if connected with an imaginary lone through the middle
Same drill for holes, same rods but only 1 way to close the cap.
Please put a generous radius on those pins. I wouldn’t go for a full radius though because that would allow the tip of the fat pin to fit partially into the small hole.
I still don’t think turbo is in the normal sequence. Description says low, medium, high.
Turbo is double click. The ui would be so much better if turbo is in the sequence and so that it can be a mode that can be memorized.
I agree - turbo in the sequence is better. In Narsil, I have quick access from OFF to last mode, moon mode, and max/turbo (click, click&hold, double-click) -- what could be easier on a single e-switch? Everyone gets what they want. I normally prefer no mode memory with e-switch's, but when you have easy access to all 3 possibilities, why not?
A bunch of stock lights now have 2 of the 3 features - not sure if any do all 3.
couldn’t have said it any better.
thats what i was trying to tell their company….be unique and stand out from all the rest, put turbo in the sequence so that it can be memorized.
the ui they have now, is similiar to olight, nitecore, thrunite, sunwayman, etc…
this way the user has many options….
