Sure, if you don’t mind the added resistance or the possibility that dropping the light might cause a magnet to slide out and short the batteries against the tube wall. This is why I never recommend using magnets.
DB, I can put any concerns you had about the mcpcb to rest.
I just got the replacement LED’s and was swapping them out, this is the first time I removed the mcpcb and I can safely say with zero doubt this is the beefiest mcpcb I have ever seen!
Holy cow this thing is massive! a full 3mm thick! 88mm OD! I forgot to weigh it but needless to say it had some serious heft to it.
So much so I was able to test the LED’s after reflow with a full 200w for ~10 seconds before it even got warm. I am seriously impressed with the mcpcb.
It is soooo beefy I could not even use my souldering station to reflow the LED’s, no way it could pump enough heat into it. So I was forced to use a propane torch to reflow them!
The thermal performance to be just as good as I first experienced, it just takes forever to heat up.
I also did a very crude lumen test (it won’t fit in my sphere) and even with 80cri LED’s it does indeed look like my 20k lumen goal is very conservative. The beam is great as well, just like the GT70 just brighter and thicker.
There are still some issues that need to be sorted out for sure but it is well on it’s way.
lol, you should have plenty of time, they have not even shown intrest in it yet, if the GT4 is anything to judge by, they should start showing interest around 2020 lol.