BLF ReyLight Titanium Flashlight 3*Nichia

oh,I'm so sorry, did not notice that actually. Will correct it.

Edit: updated.

Rey, you've been working on this flashlight for so long...

It's really looking good! ;)

a beautiful light indeed! :slight_smile:

Too radiant for me, but very nice looking :slight_smile:

If we get nine trits, can we pick the colors? How big are they in case we want to add them later?

Yes, you can choose the colors. Its 1.5*6mm.

Hi Rey,
I have built a couple of these lights in different orientations for myself and others. The titanium is not the best conductor of heat so on a hot build with a fet driver the guts can get very hot very quickly. If your selling on Kickstarter to non-flashaholics I would highly recommend using a driver with temperature regulation like the LD-2. This makes it much safer for normal people IMHO. Also I don’t worry about leaving it where my kids/wife can play with it.

Are all the issues with the host run being addressed? I’d love to have one of these, but at $160 it would have to be absolutely perfect.

Hi, Thanks for your kind advice. What LD-2? I know a Chinese supplier,provides LD-25,LD-29,etc. Are they the same LD?

With a normal 18650,it pulls about 3A, no biggie, and the firmware has a timer.

Yes,all sorted out. Button rattling, length,switch,water-proof ability problems.

I think that he means this one:

With the higher Vf of the Nichia 219b the amps that this light pulls is not as high as my 219C build. There will be a heat issue anyway but not as 'clear and present' as in mine.

Are the clip holes still drilled straight in or was that fixed?

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I think that he means this one: LD-2 : 6Amps pwm-less linear driver - info and FAQ thread
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Thanks.

ah, yes. Dont think it is fixable.

Edit:Because the bodies were already made.

This driver is made for this light IMHO https://budgetlightforum.com/t/-/33706
I have made and tested this light with the LD-2 driver and xpl triples at 9A and 12A and 219C single at 6A with silicone cubes on the driver and the NTC resistor glued to the MCPCB. with this setup the lights throttle down as required to keep the led below 70 degrees C. I even wrapped one in a blanket and it went down to low and didn’t get too hot to touch.

Just updated my poor English to make the thread easier to understand.

Until now, no one in?

Bump

I think these are a great light for the price.

I'm not sure if this has been answered but is this available the same as the original light was as a host with the two pills but with an upgraded switch and if so how much?

Host with new switch, still the 60$. 2 pills.