**both with NarsiM please.
**power ON = (NO) If I understand correctly, when used with a flashlight with a tail cap and an e-switch the light will NOT turn on when the tailcap switch is first turned ON. It will then turn ON when the sideswitch is pressed. If tailcap switch is turned OFF then the light would loose it’s memorized setting?
**both with short & long springs, NOT installed
**Is that all that is needed to know?
$14 + $1.50 (30mm) + $14 + $1.50 (30mm) + 4 x $0.30 = $32.20 + $2 envelope shipping
Is that correct?
Can someone link me somewhere so I can star learning about these things. I have a basic understanding about flashlights but specific things about drivers are obscure to me.
Like with any driver, if you remove the battery or turn it off with a mechanical switch (total loss of power) it is always going to turn on at its default level.
If you turn it off with an electronic switch, but keep battery power flowing through the driver, then it’s going to turn back on at the memorized level. Assuming memory mode is activated.
It’s good to know the different types of drivers - boost, buck, linear, fet, etc… but beyond that things get pretty complicated. Here’s a good thread to start.
If that is what Lexel meant, sorry I didn’t think of that…. I knew it, have a light with e-switch and tailcap switch already. Sometimes I don’t see the oh-so very obvious and look for something more complicated. :person_facepalming: Thank you
That sounds kind of neat, but not very useful. Maybe it’s good for when you drop the light and the batteries loose contact. It will stay on the current brightness level instead of turn off or switch to turbo.
I don’t know about Narsil. But clicky switch lights can remember last mode. They have been doing it for years. Switching off total power and even removing the batteries doesn’t have to mean a loss of mode memory.
Lexel - In your list above, you have my driver marked as needing configuration info. What do you need?
Also, I am new to building momentary switch lights, but after watching how Narsil works I would like to try it out in a Convoy L6. I would be running two batteries. Could you suggest which options I would need or want? Thank you.
