Sofirn SP10 Pro (AA/14500/Andúril 2) - now available!

Pads for firmware upgrades would be great. With the “new” MCU it does not require so much space and should fit easily even in a small light.

keen on the progress… progress on this and the general SP10S refresh means we’re one step closer to SP10R 660nm :stuck_out_tongue:
just please keep AA NiMH compatibility in all the versions!

What great versatility in power source . Great job Gchart ! I am definitely interested.

Interested!!!

Sofirn, so good. I’m in for multiple.

This is amazing work gchart and everyone involved!

Does this mean budget li-ion lights with 6V or 12V LEDs with Anduril might not be far off?

Interested!

Interested.

slmjim

Interested

Interested

Higher voltages haven’t been an issue with Anduril. The issue with higher voltage community drivers has been that 7135s are rated for only 6V, so 2-cell input is bad for them. There have been some boost drivers developed that use ATTiny series (and therefore support Anduril).

Interested in several. Thank you.

Interested im in for 1-2! Like!

Interested as well; I don’t even care about Anduril.

Just start the damn thing on the lowest level, use a high CRI emitter, let me use lithium primaries, and I’m good to go for a few.

If these LED options would be made available, I’ll probably get one of each (the Anduril 2 based SP10S)…

I have a few questions regarding this Anduril driver:

  • (I probably didn’t read very carefully) — is there LVP for 14500 battery? (how about AA battery — understand it’s not as required for AA, because I guess the electronics might shut off if voltage becomes too low?)

Interested. I already have black SP10S and the host is nice. Anduril will be a great addition. But I wonder if it is possible to have a TIR lens like in their AAA flashlight (C01S)?

Yeah, I implemented LVP for both. It’s configurable, but for now I’ve got it set up so that if the voltage is above 2.0 volts it assumes the battery is lithium ion and uses the typical LVP threshold (2.8v?). But if it’s under 2.0 volts, it assumes a AA and uses 0.7 volts for the cutoff. Again, these parameters are configurable at compile-time.

Interested.

Multiple high CRI options please.

This looks good, I’d certainly be interested in one or two

Interested in 2