I made this from some 1” rectangle aluminium tube and other bits from the parts box.
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3 x XP-G2 3C emitters
1 x Central Red XP-E
Stainless steel bezel
Dual forward clickies, one for triple, one for red
TP4056 70mA built in Micro USB charger with indicator
200mAh Lipo cell
Magnetic on two sides
Max – ??lm
Weight ??g
60mm x 25mm x 12mm
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Looks cool brother. I really like the style. Very handy design.
Thanks, yeah I keep it stuck to the fridge 
Very nice. I can never understand how you are able to build so many cool things and have the time to document and share it with us. Seeing your builds has inspired me to share some of mine. Though I’m still nervous about it, I’m very close to posting one 
I’m a young single man so time is my own
I also work very efficiently.
Yeah go ahead, post your builds or mods, it is always interesting to see what people are up to.
The learning curve is pretty steep lightrider so don’t sweat the errors you will make. Just learn from them on the way up. It is a strong argument for starting out by polishing turds though and learning to reflow/solder with older emitters. I’m also amazed by CRX’s prolific work and the quality achieved at that pace. Yet another example here.
Actually I’ve modded quite a few lights now. It’s the posting that nerves me
I’m just going to say I have no idea again but well done. :person_facepalming:
Nice, a NU20 on steroids
Did you put a filed down MCPCB Under the red LED or what ?
And you did it again, a Unique Cool light! Wow!
Very nice light! Two buttons one for red and one for white? How do you charge the battery?- Never mind. I just read the OP. :person_facepalming:
Really cool light CRX. You’re always coming up with unique ideas, I like that.
Only one way to do it when you stress about it - and that is jump…
Thanks for the comments :+1:
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No I soldered the wires directly onto the chip and arctic’d it in place, the current is resistor reduced so not much heat there.
Here’s a comparison with the NU20 XP-G2 version
Here is my NU20
Nicely done :+1:
