Krumbbs1976
Newly Enlightened
I wanted the ti alpha.. till i read it was grade 2 titanium.. so no real dent resistance. And they have balls asking that much for that grade of ti also.. 600+ i mean come on.
I wanted the ti alpha.. till i read it was grade 2 titanium.. so no real dent resistance. And they have balls asking that much for that grade of ti also.. 600+ i mean come on.
I wanted the ti alpha.. till i read it was grade 2 titanium.. so no real dent resistance. And they have balls asking that much for that grade of ti also.. 600+ i mean come on.
Here is a quick picture.
Lights used were a malkoff mdc with 16650 body, Prometheus alpha ready made, malkoff md2 and surefire 6p.
As a previous post points out, CP2 is more thermally conductive than 6/4.
If you're going to go with titanium for increased durability, then make it a significant increase.
My design decisions are primarily about proper engineering.
Keep up the good work Jason[emoji106].
We don't use Ti for increased durability. We make Ti lights primarily because people want to buy titanium lights. Secondarily titanium is bio-compatible for people who have sensitivity to things like nickel, and it's corrosion resistant for people who regularly use lights in a marine or other corrosive environments. I assume the latter use cases are far and few.
We use CP2 on the Alpha because it's a better engineering choice. We use 6/4 on the Delta because it machines better and the copper pill obviates the need for the superior thermal conductivity of CP2. My design decisions are primarily about proper engineering.