A busy day off modding for me, i also received the Klarus Mi7 titanium version, very nice light but the switch is too easily unintentionally activated and using the electronic lockout all the time is a hassle so i set about a mild fix for this by shortening the switch post by filing some from the bottom until there is just enough material to hold the spring clip in place, i took up the extra space by installing a small washer inside the light so now the switch does not protrude from the flashlight body.
It is still very easy to operate but less prone to AA.
Also upgraded were the driver wires, spring bypass, magnetic tail and various aesthetics.
I was pleasantly surprised to find the copper MCPCB to be direct thermal path, this of course was tested after i had sanded down a noctigon to the correct size… :weary:
I decided to use the stock one to save further work on this. The head also has a nice screw in reflector :+1: The glue throughout was not formidable.
Is there any difference between between the titanium and the standard version except of course the materials used for the body?
Thanks for this, I might do this with my standard version.
pray tell what the green is? Was your light tarred and feathered? Nice contrast with the green and the dark. If the green is some kind of paint I would like to do it in yellow on my black Mi7.
Thanks mate, the green is glow in the dark powder mixed with resin, didn’t get it quite as good as i had hoped so may redo it but yeah it’s something a bit different for me to try. The stuff round the LED is GITD sticky tape. I was also thinking a small trit in each of those grooves either side of the switch would be good but none left just now.
Thanks very much, it is a 6mm x 1.5mm vial covered with UV glue.
I had to dremmel a groove out of the switch to have it recessed, it was a real pain to do but turned out ok.The black stuff in the cutouts is JB Weld. I wasn’t happy with the GITD stuff.
Thanks for the tip Stevi , but I’m affraid I’ll just screw it up if I try to do such a mod. My fingers are anything but small/steady and I’ve never been good at glueing (and dealing with) very small parts.