Yuji high cri 5mm LEDS group buy

[light-modder]

I was going to put one in a 2AA mini mag and give to my daughter. [emoji3]

 

[Gt390]

If there are any still available I would like to get 10 ( or even just 1 or 2 if necessary ) of the 3200 for an arc aaa project I am doing. Any angle will be ok but narrow is preferred if I have a choice.

 

[archimedes]

As I mentioned elsewhere, @Gt390 is welcome to one from my order, if needed, if there are no extras available

 

[phosphor22]

Gt390 can also have 2 of my 3200 - (just let me know if you would still like them)

 

[nfetterly]

Gt390 can also have 2 of my 3200 as well.
No problem waiting...

 

[Gt390]

Thank you so much guys. At least one will be going into an arc aaa that is awaiti
g it already. I will pm to everyone who responded. This place is full of generous people.

 

[MakQueen]

If there are any left I'd like a few 3200 and 5600 45degree. BTW these are the leds from the McGizmo Sapphire.

 

[ma tumba]

Update: the LEDs are here. Will post instructions in a day or two.

 

[scout24]

:grouphug: for the Yuji.

Remember to stick the specifications for this LED. Single 3V button cell and 2AAA (alkaline and NimH) have proven to work well. I just modded a Mini-Maglite 2AAA incan to fit it and it looks great :thumbsup:

Perhaps someone will try it in a 2AA application...hmmm?:thinking:

LeanBurn- Details on the 2xAAA mod, please!

 

[ma tumba]

Beam profile and tint of a single Yuji LED are amazing.

In a Koala ring, 3x 3200x45 produce the beam full of artifacts but the quality of light is like nothing else. I think that single LED mods are the way to go

Too bad there is probably no way to cut a 3mm LED out of these 5mm ones for use in a Lunasol

 

[LeanBurn]

LeanBurn- Details on the 2xAAA mod, please!

It is actually quite easy. Remove the reflector from the head and hold it in your hand. Holding it in your hand gives you the tactile feedback needed as it is small and fragile. Slowly step bore out the reflector from the bottom as to not break off any of the flanges that protrude from the reflector that rest on the edge of the switch mechanism. Step bore taking a bit each time with a bigger bit until the hole is big enough to accept the width of the bottom of the LED.

Then measure the wire legs of the incan lamp against the LED and trim the LED to match. You will have to bend the legs a bit inward as to have them be the same width apart as the incan legs were. Then plug the LED into the same holes as the incan did...if it does not light up reverse the legs. The LED should sit flush against the black switch mechanism. In summary the LED should mirror the way the incan bulb sat.

Re-assemble the reflector and put the head back on and...voila! You now have the same Minimag 2AAA with the same 9L output, but it uses the highest CRI LED available but now with much more durability and much more run time.

I would like to see how the different LED beam angles (65deg vs 45deg..or whatever) work with the reflector and if throw is altered if someone has both. I only have the 45deg.

 

[Ozythemandias]

Update: the LEDs are here. Will post instructions in a day or two.

Wooooo what a nice picture

 

[scout24]

LeanBurn-Thank you. I happen to have an incan 2xAAA minimag here.

 

[ma tumba]

Gentlemen, I set up a google spreadsheet to make sure who is still in and that I figured the counts correctly. Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yDSSzR0Csp3YiEB_8NSLP1KUQEgEAsJQZqMFH2rEmRc/edit?usp=sharing
I accomodated the two latest requests, too.

If you see that your counts and cost are correct please post your confirmation here in this thread and PM me for PP address.

 

[gunga]

Looks good to me.

 

[Ozythemandias]

Confirmed

 

[archimedes]

Confirmed, and PM sent

 

[scout24]

Confirmed. PM incoming...

 

[light-modder]

[emoji106]🏾

 

[phosphor22]

Confirmed sending PM momentarily