But the whole point is, this is the INCAN forum.
I'm looking for a big *** turbohead to run *incandescent* bulbs in.
Perhaps you should try starting an LED turbohead thread in the appropiate forum?
Like i keep saying, the LED towers are fine for what they are, but a lot of reflector is wasted...
It's an X bin Lux V running at 833ma from about 6 years ago.
Looks impressive enough, but the Surefire N62 bulb on fresh batteries absolutely smokes it.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=48261
Looks like the pictures have been lost somewhere.
The problem with the LED tower/incan head is in the tower module itself; that skinny metal post can only conduct so much heat regardless of how you design the turbohead its connected to.
Unless you're happy sticking to single die cree/seoul p4, even if the turbohead was actively cooled with...
Guys, to get the best out of a LED, your best bet is to go with a head custom designed for one. Lumens factory has the P7 head, plus Surefire's own LED turbohead with a big fat 2.5" TIR optic will be very hard to beat.
Seeing as Surefire have stopped developin incans, this is a rare opportunity...
Not sure if they're polished, id guess yes.
They are definetely treated on both sides with anti-reflective coating. If you plan to stick as close as possible to the original surefire design, you may want to reconsider using a glass lens.
These turboheads are extremely lightweight in design...
Re: where can i get rechargable aa aaa c d 9v batteries
None of those sizes come in 9 volts. The highest commonly available voltage in those sizes top out at around 4.1v in various lithium chemistries, something i dont think your energizer charger will handle.
You might have more luck if this...
If you can, wait and see how much 47's Maelstrom will cost.
I suspect it will give most lights a run for their money in terms of bang-for-buck, even after factoring the cost of a set of rechargable CR123s.
There are none.
Surefire used to sell another turbohead with a deeper, threaded rim that you could screw filters into; the Short Rim Turbo Head trades this capability for more compact dimensions.
I believe it's the T62 in this post by size15s...