Here is the driver I put in this light:
I ordered it with the standard NLITE firmware.
Ah, you see, it’s not off-time memory version 
Soldering smd components is easier than desoldering them 
Thanks for letting me know. I’m learning a lot tonight. 
Here is where you can move that capacitor:
courtesy of comfychair
Thanks.
I have two more builds coming soon. I think I’ll try moving the capacitor on those builds, as it will clean up the appearance of the driver board a bit. Hopefully, my chip removal will leave better looking results next time.
If you ordered that, where are the 4 7135 (380mA) chips at? or did you have them remove them?
I removed the chips myself. I mentioned my removing the chips in reply #7 above. Removing the chips was the most challenging part of this project.
Here is a picture of the 7135 chips I removed:
I will store them in a small Ziploc bag in case I want to use them sometime in the future.
I had considered having Richard remove the chips, but I figured the driver would ship faster if he didn’t have to remove the chips before shipping the order.
Scooby214, nice pics and congratulations again.
Well done. Nothing like a custom light to suit what you want. Whats next on the list?
Excellent…for future reference the Nanjg 101-AK-01 is a 4 chip single sided board that can use the same firmware as the Nanjg 105C
Either way excellent build
My next want list is to build a couple of lights together with my twelve-year-old son. I ordered a couple of C10 hosts, drivers, and emitters through 18sixfifty’s recent group buy. My son has worked with me to build a twin coil crystal radio. The soldering will be on a smaller components this time, but I think he can do it.
Man, why didn’t my dad do something awesome like this with me when I was ten…
Your son is one lucky kid!
Congrats!
You can check out anytime you’d like, but you can never leeeeave!