The pill is what holds the driver and the LED board, in this case it screws out from the top under the reflector.
You can see 2 small dimples at the rim of the pill, these are for using clip pliers/needle nose with sharp tips or tweezers if they are large enough.
Most of them will un screw counter-clockwise but some are clockwise threads.
Once removed then you can tackle removing the driver if needed. Also easier to unsolder LED board for replacement or to just reflow the emitter itself.
If it is what we call a brass pill, It’s not really brass but is a heavier blend of metal than the ordinary aluminum.
Yes it’s a good thing, cost more to make them that way and they will generally take more heat.
Brass pill by itself will usually cost 4-6 dollars by itself.
I just ordered one. Seems like an awesome price because you get a 5000 mAh 26650 battery, a charging cord, a nice packaging box to store it in or to give as a gift. PLUS! it will be delivered in two days.
If it turns out to be all that, and a bag of chips, I will buy a couple more.
I am pretty sure this is limited stock dumping. Price is too low, seller is probably just clearing inventory. I’ve seen lights that are too good for the price but disappear shortly. I’ve bought another just now
Got mine an hour ago, let it come to room temp as it is cold today.
Anyway battery is dead, shows .3 volts and none of my chargers will attempt to start it nor will the internal charging on the LFL3A.
Being that it shows some voltage this means there is no protection that may have tripped?
Flashlight is dang nice and has a perfectly centered corona, as others have said nice build quality.
Hope they don’t make me send the whole thing back but whatever.
Was as curious of the quality of the battery as the flashlight.