Been considering a HD2010 and modding for a while now, this might be the kick up the butt I required.
I’m in too. Can’t exactly call myself inexperienced but I have never reflowed an emitter before.
Same here! I’m in.
If I have 2 and 1 on the way does that mean I have a HD2010 or does it mean something else and that would mean that I could enter this comp? Is everyday getting worse or is it just me?
Thanks for the giveaway OL and may the winner have lots of fun.
I do not own an hd2010. I would really like to win this and put it together myself. Thanks again OL for another great giveaway.
Nice. I’m in. Thank you! This one looks very interesting.
Count me in, please.
Do I qualify as I won’t be getting my light before April 4th, 2014???
pls count me in.
Please count me in OL. I have one on order too, but will pass it along if I win this. I haven’t done any reflowing, adding chips, or spring swapping. (You would do that spring upside down right to avoid shorting chips?) Thanks for the chance
I haven't a HD2010 and I think I'm not a modder, if I have changed the driver (replace a 5 mode driver with a 105C). I'm in.
Is it difficult to reflow with a 48 watt (noname) soldering station or would it be possible that you OL do this for the winner?
I dont own a HD2010 yet.
My first two dedomes were doomed and I killed my TO-8 removing the 3 sense resistors.
This will be fun.
Have done a few simple mods upgraded wire, swapped emitters. Some of the few were even successful!
Steve
I'm in please,I have yet to own a HD 2010.Thanks for the giveaway and this looks like a fun project.
Don’t have a 2010 yet, would love to build this one.
No 2010’s here.
In please!
Nope
Ha, Ha - Nope
I’m in. Maybe this will help me grow a pair and try my first build. Plus my soldering could definitely use some practice. Thanks.
If you have a 48 watt soldering station, you have a more powerful one than I do. Mine is 35 watt and I removed the name. Let it heat for 10 minutes, put a little solder on the iron, hold the solder covered tip on the bottom of the star. It will melt the solder on top in about 2 minutes or so. If you can solder wires to a star, you can reflow the led. Takes the same amount of heat, just more time holding the iron on the bottom of the star.