Since you said this, it made me curious. So, I just went and looked at his comparator with those two cells. I set the graph to show a 2A line and 3A line. I’d say that what you described above is dead on. The GA showed a tiny bit higher voltage, and the 35E showed a tiny bit more capacity. At those current levels, it is my opinion that splitting hairs would be an easier job than trying to choose a “winner” from those two cells. I don’t think I’ve ever seen cells from two different manufacturers “match” so closely!
2.5A total maximum. 7 0.35A linear driver chips, you can configure the light for less, likely it will come configured for less and you would need to configure it for the 7 drivers. Four of most any battery would work. One of most any battery would work, but for not as long.
my personal rough guess is September. That’s based on my guess that
DBSAR will get the final production sample in the next 2-3 weeks
he will test it for a week, and not find anything requiring a change for this model
and in 2-3 weeks Sofirn will have final units produced for sale.
But that is only my personal, not terribly educated, guess. I hope I’m wrong and its sooner, but its likely more of a best case scenario.
IN the picture all the drivers are enabled, so the pads next to the numbers 3-7 for both AMC NW and AMC WW are filled with solder. I don’t know how many of those will come filled with solder from the factory, but likely the numbers 3 and 4 for both AMC CW and AMC WW. Adding or removing solder will add or remove the number of drivers connected. It not necessary to do them in numerical order, as they are all in parallel.
Bottom line, you need a soldering iron or some other way to remove or add an electrical connection to small pads.
Once its ready for production, I will try to do some instructional videos on the LT1 and its special version of Andruil software to help explain the operation of it.
Believe me, its not bad or hard to learn once you understand the basics of the switch control. It is pretty much the best firmware/software i ever tested & used in a lantern or a flashlight, credits to the amazing talented Toykeeper for developing the software. :+1:
Ctl-f is your friend. I see your name twice in the OP, 174 and 263 on the interest list. Guess most phones don’t have a ctl key, so I can see why it would be hard. Rest assured, you have 2 entries.