KR4 TI sandwashed version in stock,
Is there any roadmap to update the D18 with aux leds?
Hello toykeeper I have the D4SV2 I was wondering why the rainbow run-through doesn’t show the whitish color is this normal…thanks for all the hard work you have done for us all to enjoy
Yes, normal. White would look weird in the cycle as it's much less saturated than the proper colors. I've never seen white as a color in any RGB "rainbow style" cycle.
We have produced 25 pcs B35AM version D4S V2, about 2300lm on high mode, using frosted optic only (since the clear optic has black hole in the center of the beam), please be noted that those are small batch which will be discontinued as soon as they are sold out due to the high cost of the LEDs.
It’s $20 more expensive than the XP-L HI version D4S V2, please order the XP-L HI version on the site, and send $20 to contact@intl-outdoor.com via paypal, there are muliple CCT options (which is the DM11 B35AM LED & tint options)
Wow that looks amazing!
What kind of driver and amperage does it use? 6V with B35AM in parallel or 12V with B35AM in 2x parallel 2xseries?
Also do you have an estimate on when the Nichia 519a will be available?
Love the B35AM, so this is a must have self-indulgence 
Just tried ordering, but it seems the duplicate invoice error is still present: “PayPal gateway has rejected request. Payment has already been made for this InvoiceID (#10412: Duplicate invoice”. Also send a mail describing this problem.
Edit:
Invoice issue persisted, but Hank replied by email fast and all’s well now.
Can anybody explain the characteristics of the D4S with this emitter versus most of the other emitter options on Hank’s site? With the frosted optic, will it be a monster flooder with little throw? Is this emitter high or low cri? Color temp? Sorry for the newbie questions. I wish Hank would weigh in with whether he might ever consider putting a single SBT90.2 in the D4S.
I expect this to be very floody with the frosted optic. The B35AM is not a high power thrower, but high CRI and clean (my main reasons for loving this emitter). Multiple temperatures available (2700 to 5700K, so DM11 for entire list).
Checked with Hank. This B35AM D4SV2 is using a 12V/2A boost driver, just like the XHP35 HI driver used on DM11. The four emitters are configured as 2S2P, meaning 6V/1A per emitter.
Very tempting. Seems like the B35AM potential using this driver is very underdriven given the maximum constant rating of the LED for B35am is 1.8 amps. Ideally would be using a 3.6 A 12v driver for nearly twice the power.
The 6V boost driver is 3.6A which would result in 0.9A per emitter, so the XHP driver is slightly more current per emitter. Can’t expect a new driver, just for a batch this small.
Checked a single B35AM @1.05A (Convoy 3A driver at 35%) and that’s not too bad at all (indoor). And there’s 4 of them in the D4Sv2, so…
Is switch backlight possible on the B35AM D4SV2?
Yes, it’s possible, just let us know the order number, it will be fine.
My pocket just got damaged this morning due to Hank. 3000k mix with 4000k.
Yea, my pocket too, four 2700k is the right for my night table ;-)
I just promised myself earlier this week that I don’t need a D4Sv2 because it uses 26650 batteries…
Oh well, B35AM 2700K and 3000K mix,
I already have a 3000K B35AM DM11 and I find it slightly too cold sometimes, this should be the perfect mix!
I persuaded myself for 12 hours that i didn’t wanted it, then someone ask if we could have led on the switch . That killed me . Here comes the 2700K .
How come you guys go too low up to 2700k?