Great work! :bigsmile: Now is more simple.
Will this driver
http://www.mtnelectronics.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=67&product_id=214
work with a MT-G2 and 3 cells for better run time than typical zener modded Qlite on 2 cells?
Also, any idea when they will be back in stock?
What about the Panasonic NCR18650B Protected 3400mAh??
Jim
Wouldn’t you need a 6 volt driver like this?
LD-2D 2 or 3 Cell Driver - 20mm - For 6V LEDs - 3A
Jubeldum, that would work but can only do 3 amps. Where is the fun in that? :evil:
What's going on with the second guppydrv FET mode list? Have you added it yet, and what are the differences if so?
Check out the attiny pages. I'll add it to the FETs this later this week when I add more.
Ok thanks, I know you mentioned it but I didn't know if it was ready for the market yet. loving my guppydrv FET drivers, thanks!!!
There is also a multi-mode group momentary FW coming. I already have it but need to do a little more testing before putting it up.
Dude, REV 2, YOU FREAKING NAILED IT!!!
I have to have those, many, many of those!
My favorites: ml/30%\100% No memory (perfect for not losing night vision) | 5/100 no memory (my personal favorite for working outside at night)| 100%/strobe no memory(perfect tactical light!) | 70/100 no memory(perfect for a backup glovebox M1 light) |
I don't know what the 1hz and 3hz blink modes are but I'm really excited to find out! A couple times a year the flashling Amber light batteries will be dead (goes on the head of the tow of barges) so I unscrew an amber light cover from the side of the boat and stick a strobing light inside it, the beacon mode is actually the rate of flash needed, so I'm glad you kept that in there I know I'll get some use out of it!
If these ever ever showed up on your site I'd probably buy half a dozen or more..
http://m.aliexpress.com/item/32265641134.html?spm=0.0.0.0.Jg5N7c
Hi, um, any idea what would be needed to put a triple in a red Convoy S2+? The aluminum spacer specifies “NOT S2+” but I’m not sure if it’s too small or too big or if there are other issues.
I’m hoping to build a triple-Nichia red S2+ with a FET+1 driver; just not sure what I need to do for a spacer.
Careful with that 3Hz blink. That’s the frequency which triggers epileptic seizures.
Edit: More accurate info is in a later post.
gotcha, thanks for the heads up.
Source?
Most things I’ve read say 6-8hz is the worst, but to avoid anything over 5hz.
It's too long, so you could cut and sand it down. I am going to have some new spacers machined for the S2+ lights in June.
In case RMM decides not to carry them, they are also available individually from banggood.
Thanks for the suggestion. I've got a form where you can make product suggestions. A lot of the stuff on the website was suggested by you guys.
Looking into things a bit deeper, it seems 3 Hz is the frequency which the brain waves spike and discharge during a seizure, but that the trigger stimulus can be from 3 Hz to 60 Hz depending on the person. The first time I heard about it was when a Pokemon episode sent hundreds of epileptic children to hospitals back in the 90s. After nearly two decades, 3 Hz was the main number I remembered.
It looks like 3 Hz is the edge of the stimulus range, not the middle. Which means… we should probably all be a bit cautious with common strobe modes since they almost all fall in that range. I had previously thought that only the relatively slow strobes had that effect.
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Thanks! I don’t mind shortening it, but since the other parts are all out of stock I also don’t mind waiting. 
Aside from the nice red finish, I hear the button on this model is particularly nice.
Photosensitivity and Seizures | Epilepsy Foundation But then again it might be better to go down with a seizure then lead poisoning!
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Yes the button on the red is nice! I built a S2+ with a triple XPG2. I had to cut Richard’s spacer down about 1/4” if I remember correctly.