When you āknow a guyā who lives in a van down by the river, all things are possible. :smiling_imp:
Youāre looking at a cleaned up and augmented version of the BLF LT1 logo with added details to show either āBattery A of set , Battery B of set_ā, or Battery Set A, Battery Set B, etc. If you wanted to get creative, you could change the color of the light in the lantern to indicate set memberhip, or put a small number in itā¦ the options abound.
I wish these were properly printed on battery wraps, but alas, Dude in the Van was only able to put printed paper under clear shrink tube.
Hereās an example of the layout:
ps - Iām working on getting a sanitized version of the layout file I can distribute
NOW you tell me? #gumble grumble bitch moan grumble#
Actually, I noticed that the green tends to get lost in the color prints. Iāll see if Burnt Nuclear Orange shows up any better before I make the hole bigger.
Edit ā Can you give me an example of something thatās a similar color? An RGB / Pantone number would be perfectā¦
Might seem trivial to some but Iām really excited for the amber-ish auxiliary LED in the power button. Easy on the eyes in very low light, and my 6-year-old specifically requested a nightlight when I take him camping for the first time (anything green/blue would surely be annoying to sleep next to)
I appreciate the thoughtā¦ but the fine print says it all. These are not printed wraps - they are printed inserts like I have.
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Heās asking $3.50 a pair plus $3.25 shipping. Iāll provide the file for free.
The last time I looked, custom printed wraps required minimum orders in the thousands, and were all sourced from China. If anyone knows of a US source for custom color printed shrink tube, please let me know. All the ones Iāve found are either prohibitively expensive or only offered text.
DBSAR - is this a better representation of the button color?
FYI - Iāve taken the liberty of increasing the button size to make it more obvious in this application. This was a rough edit - Iām totally open to tweaking the button size if desired.
as a night glow light, the orange glow (or flame flicker depending on the mode) is on par to that of the coals of a smoldering camp fire. it is perfect for sleeping at night as a night light. it will have two glow brightness, low & higher.