Elektro Lumens EDC-XML-R with XM-L2 LED

I’m going to start offering the EDC-XML-R with the new Cree XM-L2 LED. The boost in brightness should bring the output up from 930 to 1000 lumens. approximate.


The EDC-XML-R web page: Elektro Lumens Presents "EDC-XML Flashlight"

I’m going to test offer First Class shipping today ( April 10th, 2013 ). This will save you a few more bucks.

Here’s the link to my shopping cart page for the EDC-XML-R.
http://www.king-cart.com/cgi-bin/cart.cgi?store=elektrolumens&product=EDC-XML-R

I have not updated my pages yet to indicate the XML2 LED, you can add a comment when you order, if you want to.

Wayne

What tint will it be?

Will it/does it step down to prevent overheating?

Is it the same kind of machining/anodize as the big bruiser?

6000k cool white. Same flashlight, has multi level brightness, user can specify what modes (when placing order). Never a problem with overheating with this flashlight. Power level on high, regulated at 2800ma. (see specs on the web page for this flashlight.)

No thermal shutdown, to answer the question directly. This flashlight can get warm but I’ve never seen (felt, actually) it get hot. It does have low power setting, when the power level gets too low it goes into low mode, and blinks once a second. At least it doesn’t turn off completely and leave you in the dark.

The only thing changing is that I’ll be using the new XM-L2 LED which is brighter.

This flashlight is CNC machined, sand blasted and HAIII hard anodized, the same anodizing as Big Bruiser, ST90, Blaster-SST90, etc.

Wayne

Do you use the NANJG 105A driver?

If so, it should be possible to bump up the current a little more by adding a couple more 7135s, have you considered offering that option with the good heatsinking the host offers?

I do not modify the circuits, sorry. It does have 7135 chips on it, eight of them.

If someone wants to remove the circuit and replace it with something else, it should be very simple to do.

Wayne