I have produced some stainless steel clips for T4.
The voltage value of the FC40 is not the standard 12 volts.
I want to know what is your LED model?
Yes, the size of the drive has not changed.
The production time is about 1 to 2 months.
2700K - 5700K ,flashlight with adjustable color temperature.
This requires installing the same LEDs and using the same batteries to test.I’ll take time to test it.
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WOW!
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I hadn’t heard that the PK21 was FET. That’s good to know. I’ll definitely consider it differently if it really costs over $100. (gotta love the shape of that thing though!)
I guess part of the reason I had questions and doubts was because of 1lumen’s PK21 review. It seems to conflict with 1lumen’s L7 Review. I have no way of testing for myself but I think the L7 measurements in the PK21 review are inconsistent with my sample. I don’t think mine steps down that low unless it runs out of batteries.
What is known about the driver is in the new Convoy M21G?
Can you make this lip a bit longer? It destroys pocket fabric every time
I was thinking of mounting the socket E14 in place of reflector, and glass in Convoy M3-C Host, and using the 12DC led bulb that are available on the market for boats and so on
(from what I gather they do have the power IC built in, so it should tolerate 10% diviation from 12V)
To create filament lantern with interchangeable led bulbs on E14 socket.
I did mesure with multimeter my Convoy M21F GT FC40, I did mesure it's perfect 12V on full brightness across the led wires, and lower voltage on lower brightness levels. So I thought it should be safe to use.
(I know I won't be able to adjust the brightness, but I can just change the bulb to the lower one XD )
Could the the resistance of that bulb be a problem, or should it be doable.
I assume the GT FC40 driver is similar in the M3-C.
This is a remarkable step forward, and the continuous photometrics were very helpful. I’d echo the earlier request for a battery indicator light.
Also, many users will have specific preferences for the user interface, as well as the ramp curve/speed. Would it be possible to design the driver with flashing pads? It would depend on the mcu, but the Emisar or Sofirn sp10 pro pad layout would be the easiest to use. This way the community can fulfil its own software requests without having to bug you in this thread. Thanks!
Excellent news!
Is there a compatible magnet for the T3 tailcap?
I was just wondering if there will ever be emitters other than the SBT90.2 in the L7.
Would love to see something like the FC40 4000K-4500K in the L7 if it’s possible (I already have the L6 with it, but I’ve read that the L7 is much better regulated, so it would be the better of the two to own in the long run.)
Help please?
Yes, Simon started stocking them awhile back. 16mm x 12mm x 4mm ring magnets. They’re in his store. Before he sourced those I found some of the same size but in a thin 2mm…stacked together, two of them worked well but the 4mm is a tad stronger.
If you wrote this exact text, technically you didn’t actually ask them to install it for you. I would have said something like “please install & etc”.
Some people may say ‘but shouldn’t it be obvious?’, but I find especially when you’re doing business with shops who aren’t first language English speakers - it’s helpful to be as precise as possible.
At least that’s how I always request.
There is no big difference between L6 and L7 except for the difference in appearance.
Sorry, that’s my problem. I thought you needed it as a backup.
Note taken. Which suprises me, because it is the second time I ordered a custom flashlight and wrote it similar to the first custom order…