Swapped a 5700K SFT40 from Simon in my KR1 and this is a perfect combo!
I had to modify a gasket to make it fit, spent 2,5h sanding and only the 3rd one was exactly good.
The only thing is, when ramping down it goes so low, the LED switches off.
This means it makes it difficult to distuinguish whether it is switched on or off, which is very impractical.
For now, i switch it off before completely ramping down.
Just spent $48 on two pairs of tweezers…I’ve avoided pricey tweezers for years. I guess I shouldn’t feel too bad because it’s possible to spend that much or more on just one pair. lol
The Hozan PP100, straight with serrations. Tried to find the 103 with fatter tips but those were only overseas with high price and high shipping cost. Seems like right now everything Japan has much higher prices than just a year ago. I actually came out ahead ordering several items from Amazon Japan (and had shockingly fast cheap shipping as well, but not now). Good deal on some superfine hair tip Hakko, too.
They will take a LOT of abuse. One of my pairs I hate to admit has been used to pry and unscrew pills dozens of times. I finally went too far and used it to unscrew one too many loctite pills and they also became misaligned so I just bent them back and relegated them to “rough” duty. Definitely not made for that but if you use them for regular tweezer duty I cant imagine you could ever wear them out in a lifetime.
Got my SFT-40 LED in the mail from Convoy, and put it in the Mezzol X6 flashlight that I bought off AliExpress, along with a FET driver drawing 4.3A at the tail.
I recently put a YD5050 LED into my EagleEye X6-SE which is basically the same light. Here they are together.
I did notice some minor scratches on my D4(v1) glass lens.
So i searched how to remove the AR coating and tried it with succes!
Weakened the AR coating by letting it soak into IPA for 30 minutes and then polishing it with silver polish.
Now it looks like new! So after having success i did remove the AR coating of all my Emisar and Noctigons
Hmmm. I have one with a scratch I don’t like the appearance of.
I don’t have any IPA on hand though.
Do you think a stout or a pilsner would do the job?
Indeed, IPA works out well for this purpose. I learnt it the hard way a couple of years ago, after cleaning my mobile phones’s camera lense too often with IPA.