Hmm yes. I was trying to stay in the 5050 footprint for this reason.
I haven’t opened the light yet but I doubt it’s a regular sized mcpcb like 20-25mm. Getting a bigger 9090 mcpcb will prove tricky. I’ll measure it once I get the chance to open it.
It’s impossible to correctly focus+center an Osram in such a large reflector, given the small and nonstandard footprint. For a reflector this size you really need an 5050 or above emitter.
I modded one and if i remember correctly is not a standard pcb but there is a store in Ali that sell all type of pcb for all measure. I think 5050 footprint maybe the fastest and useful mod
I would like to do the same toy for me…But te driver-only MTN sell driver like was used here? Simon or aliexpress dont sell this powerfull drivers? Or iam blind? Thanks alot:)
You can get basically any 7135 driver and convert it to FET if you want FET for cheap. You can replace the 7135 with a SOT89 FET if you shift it two pads to the right. a nanjg 105c can hold four SOT89 FETs using this trick.
There may have some mosfet with the same pad layout of the 7135 but i never found one.
The mtn fet drivers use a >6mOhm resistance fet (IRLR8726TRLPBF) which is… not ideal for such a high amperage application. Several watts of heat will be dissipated in the fet. There are inexpensive fets in the same package size which have 1/10 that resistance.