Wurkkos TS21 with Nichia 219c 5000k - perfect "daylight neutral tint"? Impression & comparison w/ other high CRI LED's

[cannga]

More good news from the Anduril thread, especially for “blinkers” : there is Low Voltage Protection specifically for the aux and button LED. LVP means at 2.8 V the aux/button LED should turn off.

Note that for lights with single-color aux LED like this Wurkkos TS21, the protection is for blinking mode only, NOT dim mode (strange isn’t it?).
I don’t have a chance to test yet, but if you have any battery that dips to 2.8 v level please check to see if it works.

Anduril ... 2?

I did a major rewrite of Anduril. For a long time, I tried to avoid changing the UI much, and stuck to only small changes so it could keep backward compatibility. This was holding it back though, so I finally did all the bigger changes I had been avoiding. The new version is called Anduril 2. Current status 2020-09-30: Almost done; just finishing up a few little things. What changed? A lot: Uses a “simple UI” by default. This has only the core functions, like a normal flashlight — on (ramp),…

@cannga

@gchart

Yeah, TK had added Aux LVP for RGB setups. And single-color Aux had LVP if you used the blinking mode, but not a constant mode. SammysHP and I both have patches in our Anduril2 branches to hopefully squash that going forward.

A PMIC would certainly do the trick as well. I actually have a serial of illuminated tailcap boards that use a PMIC for hardware-based LVP. It seems like illuminated tailcaps are mostly a thing of the past these days though.

Could you (or anyone) confirm that this is a feature of Anduril 2? And “RGB setups” means multi color Aux LEDs? TIA

@SammysHP

Yes, multi color LEDs are safe and single color in Anduril 2 if you use the blinking mode.