This A6 clip holds the light tight although it's not 'square' to the light and even teeters when clipped to a thick material. Positioning the clip tip on the charging port cover keeps it down and inside the pocket & improves retention. It's better to pull the light away from pocket then slide out v's just sliding it so as not to displace the rubber cover.
I prefer the clip style of a Nitenumen light (although probably not the originator of the design)
Here it is from turbo (I just read your post closer and can run it at top of ramp later). This graph is adjusted to what manufacturer says is the max output:
I haven't adjusted the temperature setting as it came to me. I believe step-down is around 39 degrees Celsius.
Left to right:
Manker E02II SST20 4000K with Vapcell INR10440 set to max;
Sofirn SC31 Pro SST40 5000K (?) with KeepPower IMR18350 set to turbo;
Lumintop Tool AA 2.0 219C with LADDA AA set to max;
Sofirn C01S SST20 4000K with LADDA AAA set to max.
Left to right:
EagTac T25C2 XM-L U2 CW with EagTac 18650 3400mAh set to max;
Olight i3T with dc-fix and Vapcell INR10440 set to max;
Sofirn SC31 Pro SST40 5000K set to turbo;
Manker E02II SST20 4000K with Vapcell INR10440 set to max.
Thanks for sharing more beamshots!
I quess it is SST40 5000K. As far as I know, the SST40 5000K starts at around 4000K in low modes, and becomes colder when you ramp it up. So I think it is fine that in turbo it looks colder.
I tried charging a KeepPower IMR18350 in the SC31 Pro.
Discharged to 2.8V.
Setup:
- Wall wart with USB-A socket providing 5V 2.4A output
- USB-A to USB-C cable connecting wall wart to USB-C input of the USB Tester
RD UM25C USB Tester with USB-A to USB-C cable connecting to the USB-C input of the SC31 Pro
5V 1.17A initially when around 2.8V
5V 1.09A when around 3.2V
When I switched to USB3 output from a laptop, it dropped to 5V 0.86A.
It’s probably not the best way to test…
KP 18350 1200mAh has a 1.1A max charge. 1.17A is a bit on the high side.
EDIT:
I later charged it with an XTAR VP2 to 4V and then inserted the 18350 into SC31 Pro to charge it more. 300-500mA charge rate. It terminated at 4.16V. I put it back in the XTAR VP2 to get it to 4.19V.
I suppose this is one scenario wherein a lower-rating (older) USB power adapter will be useful…
In general, I often shelve aside lower-current (older) USB power adapters since I want to charge my USB devices with at least 1 Amp or higher.
I have a related question: I have some “poor quality” USB cables that pass very low current, eg. even if I use a 5v/2.4A USB power adapter, it will only charge at 0.5A or lower, compared to when I use a good quality USB cable. Will using a “low-quality” cable to limit the charging current be safe to use?