Ok Thanks for the answer. I guess i will havo to live with the strobe then.
Dunno specifix for your driver, but in some cases you can crowbar the enable signal or whatever so that it’s high-only. Did that to a crappy AT01 with h/l/s, ’though it used its own internal FET, and just used resistors to limit current. Shorted out the IC so that it was bypassed all the time. Basically just switch, LED, resistors. No more annoying mode-changes due to a crappy flickery switch, either.
If you still want modes, LVP, etc., no-go.
Dies this work for electrical Switches? I read it only works on tailcaps.
Tailcap only. You’re lobotomising the entire driver by bypassing it.
’Though you can ignore the side-button and use it as a twisty…
It has a pretty long spring in the back, so that wont be practical, but thanks for the input, maybe in can find a tailcaps for it.
Spring doesn’t matter.
how would I use it as a Twisty?
when the tailcap is on, it connects the battery to the case, so I would have to carry tailcap and flashlight seperatly or it would be always on
You would need anodized threads to make it function as a twisty. Pretty sure that light has cut threads, so it won’t work for you.
Ew… it’s that cheap?
Yeah it has cut threads, thats why i thought it wouldnt work.
It cost about 8 Euros if I remember correctly, so I cant really complain, can I?
So much for a twisty…
Might be a way to hacque the board(s) so that the switch acts as momentary-on, but…
Momentary on would be pretty inconvenient…
Wellp, then I’d have to concede you’re SOL. Nothing else to do.
Whats SOL?
“Something outta luck”.
Then again, you can give it to someone you hate. Let him/her deal with strobes…
Google SOL to find out what that "something" is. 