I noticed that the price thatâs listed on www.chinaprices.cn for dealsmachine was too low. I guess itâs because they just raised the price. IMO that indicates that they do have stock and plan to be unable to resupply.
Good point on the F6! My mistake, Iâve edited to strike the text.
JonnyC did write a dual switch version of STAR, but it does not receive regular updates. Iâm sure itâs quite far behind the other versions on both features and testing. (It also doesnât have ramping!) The primary differences between dual switch firmwares and regular momentary firmwares is that dual switch versions do not have an âoffâ level and dual-switch can have memory. Nothing huge really.
As far as actually wiring in the ATtiny13A, yes itâs easy⌠a Zener is already present, so thereâs probably no need to add one. Using a Nanjg-105c or other PCB as a breakout is recommended for simplicity, but whatever.
CK hasnât been on much, I take it that heâs busy with IRL stuff right now. UFLC isnât CKâs though, itâs tterev3âs firmware. tterev3 is willing to program PICs as a service, Iâm not sure what the best way to get in touch is⌠maybe PM? tterev3's PIC quickstart guide
Glad to see you know everything about me and can answer for meâŚ.
No Iâm not on much but itâs cause Iâm just to busy (and also Iâm not to happy with the direction the forums have gone recently), Iâm still building lightâs daily and still doing driverâs, infact BU_CK is up and running (in a 22mm size driver) and has been shipping out in multi-cell lights for the last few weeks now!
Now back to this topic, I did one of these with UFLC and an MT-G2 a while ago (as in several months ago), great light for it with both switches at the rear (meaning the power switch actâs for momentary use then you get the rest of the functions with the mode button). I did it by swapping my 10F322 onto the stock driver (of course resistor modded) tho if I were to do another Iâd just stick a BU_CK in it and be done. If someone is interested in getting some pre-programmed PICâs from me just drop me a line. Iâm about 4-5 weeks backed up right now on turn-key lightâs but I can program bare PICâs and drop them in the mail without the wait if someone needâs a few. Just EMAIL me
it was pretty much just to try out, i dont have any resistors at the moment but i have some on order. when i the ship is ready to be changed i will do it all at one go.
thanks for the firmware tips i am having a look into them. i looked at the luxdrv-30b code but i have not got enough time to do enough reseach.
Wow that is great find man! I wonder how did you guys find these TK35 clone variations since they do not have a specific brand? Did you guy actually filtered through all the categories and checking page after page?
I guess that is the only way, you can only be certain by looking at the pictures, since their brands/models/descriptions are pretty random. Based on my experience (on purchasing other things), I bet if they are to be found at TaoBao, their prices will be much cheaper than at AliExpress, but sifting through the listings gonna take hours if not days.
When Iâm really bored at work, I do a search through the flashlights and select ânewestâ for the sort order. Then I just scroll and scroll and scroll until I see something interesting.
dentillozie, can you please kindly help me to confirm that if the New-117 reflector is same as the XM-L C8 reflector in diameter and depth? Much appreciated.
They are not the âsameâ but the 117 will take the c8 OP reflector I tried, the c8 was just a shade smaller but the pill screwing into the head easily accounts for small changes.
The 117 reflector will not fit in a c8 do to the reflector being attached to the approx 43mm head ID threaded portion size.
Iâm not in a position to answer your question directly, but please take a look at JohnnyMacâs measurements and reflector pictures over here: JohnnyMac - Review: UniqueFire UF-F10 (Fenix TK35 clone) If you werenât familiar with the light you might not realize that the reflector has a large threaded portion which is physically part of the reflector.
Hey thank you wight. I read this review quite some time ago but I forgot about it, thanks for bringing this up and JohnnyMacâs review is really helpful.
reflector:
C8 (non deep version)L=31.46mm
C8 (non deep version)W=41.80
TK35 clone L=31.19
TK35 clone W=42.67
about the same specs as in the articial.
As the TK35 clone does not use a case as a ground like the C8 be sure not to electrically (ground/short) the reflector to the emitter. The Clones factory reflector uses the large threaded (reflector pill) section to hold the reflector in place, which is not like the pinch style used in the c8âs.
my hunch is there is less variation in the TK35 clones then in âC8âsâ as we know the actual design specs of c8âs change depending on who builds them.