Presumably built the 5A driver for it too? Damn I need to learn this stuff. How hard is it to mount the stuff on the pcb? Can you do it with a regular soldering iron or do you need surface mount skills and equipment?
You can get a 5A driver from Simon (convoy), or from Led4power (if he’s shipping to the UK yet). As for the reflowing of the emitters, I do mine with a small kitchen blow torch. I hold the mcpcb with a soldering helping hands, then slowly heat it up from a distance underneath, bringing the flame closer until I see the solder liquify. I’ve done many reflows this way and haven’t had any go wrong yet, touch wood!
Is it really from a standard lighted tail switch ? cause I recently built another triple and stuck a lighted tail switch but its very dim compared to the one in the video, though I did use a blue to match the blue host.
Simon also sells these at the moment. In 3000k, 3500k and 4500k. If you order double of everything and send it all to me, I’ll build two, send you one and keep one as payment?
Hi that’s me. I got the bare Leds 219B from Convoy (AliX), optic (bicom) and mcpcb from KD. The driver is the “new (R020)” version 12 Groups 55 Modes 5A. It pulls 5.7A max with that triple.
Thank you! The plan is I want to sell it locally in my country at around $45, but haven’t upload the products yet.
As if you want to build that by yourself, the parts is available in Convoy Flashlight Store and KD. If you want the Carclo optics and Noctigon board, you can buy them at intl-outdoor.com. You can make the spacer at your local machinist or just order it from kiriba-ru.
Whole light, include the 18350 body. But no battery included, the price is a bit high for it’s specs because there’s some taxes and the copper spacer cost me around $8 each at my nearest machinist :’