Tactical grizzly to the rescue again!
All set up now! Thanks a bunch.
I knew I learned how to do it somewhere.
I actually subscribe to his channel and have watched that video multiple times.
But ive also watched all of LuxWad videos and tonnes of other channels/videos on the subject. As well as reading about it here and on Reddit.
All long before ever having the light in my hands though haha
Now that I finally actually needed to do it, I couldnāt remember where to find that specific bit of information.
I spent a good while rewatching some LuxWad videos thinking the info was in one of them.
But then it got dark so I had to go outside and play with them a bit.
Now im gonna go out and play with them some more with the instant switching!
For anyone else wondering how to do this. Its at 1:55 in the video
Thanks a bunch to Hank Wang as well for these absolutely wonderful lights!
Answered my emails very quickly, took care of my requests with ease, shipped them next day, and arrived to me in 8 days!!!
Fastest flashlight delivery ever!
The channel switching D4SV2 with W1 / LH351D 5000k is everything I hoped it would be!
The second channel switching D4SV2 with 2700k / Deep Red is also super awesome, but I didnt have any expectations for it, whereas I had I very high hopes/expectations from the first one that it absolutely delivers on.
Ya heās awesome. I use a dual channel 2000K/deep red for my desk light in my home office. Itās like a soft golden sunset all day.
My favorite Hank light is my d18 with an even mix of 2700 and 4000 emitters (he charges like $10 to customize I think). Powerful beam thatās about 3300K. Fantastic for walks at night
Thatās so weird I was just googling to figure out the difference between domed and dedomed. Some clown on Redit said it lowers the tint a bit to dedome which would be sweet for a 2700K 519A
It does lower the light temperature, and goes to -Duv, but I'm more interested how it's working with TIR optics.
On normal reflector it should result in more through, but i wonder how TIR on D4v2 and KR4 handle it.
Yea, lowers temp around 20% , throws a tad further at a loss of some lumens plus a smaller spot and drops delicate roses everywhere like youāre at a wedding.