The magnet cannot be removed from the magnetic charging models (except by using the tailcap from the non-charging model).
My runtime graphs are recorded as they happened. For the most part, they were a bit shorter than advertised.
When Armytek says “digital” regulation, they mean that output decreases as the battery drains. When they say “full” regulation, they mean that it does not (unless the light thermal throttles). As the graphs show, a sufficiently cooled Wizard Pro has full output in every mode until just before the battery runs out.
Ah yes, I forgot about the fixed magnet in the newer models, thanks.
It used to be that the pro models hat full regulation in all modes and the non-pro models had full regulation in all modes except for the brighttest one where they started to dim when the battery was half empty.
Accidentally dropped the HOT driver off the hotplate today. Aaargh! :disappointed:
Spent hours just to put back those micro components back. :person_facepalming:
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