It has an XM-L U2 1A led in it and the driver has been replaced by a Driver from DrJ, with his program in it. It does not run on Li-ions. It runs on Four of the 2/3A NiMH hobby batteries (with copper spacers), in series. If you buy it, you will need to have a charger that will charge them. A hobby charger.
DrJ's program has the normal modes of 5%, 40% and 100%. Then there is the ramping program, where you can ramp the brightness up in steps. Also there are the extended modes for strobe and beacon. I will send the instructions for the program, with the light.
This light is a thrower and a good one at that. The nicest thrower I have made.
You get the light in a padded box, with a thin soft case and you also get the four NiMH batteries and copper spacers.
SOLD
Price is $40USD CONUS and $50USD International
First person posting here "I'll take it", followed by a paypal payment and a PM to me with your full name and address, gets this light.
My paypal address is: valleau (insert the @ sign here) suddenlink.net
Yeah, OL has me hooked. And I recently got my first infinitely variable light so I needed this one, I had been hoping for the triple xm-l one but I think he sold it. :'(
It’s regulated with a NANJG 105C driver. The original driver was stripped and the 7135 driver is mounted in place of it. It still uses both buttons. One is on/off and the other is mode change, just like original, compliments of DrJ’s lumo35drv program for the NANJG.
