TorchBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Strange that it's only mentioned in the fine print. Do check what voltage your fully charged battery is.they have stopped production on the nflex but i think the bflex will fit the bill.
Strange that it's only mentioned in the fine print. Do check what voltage your fully charged battery is.they have stopped production on the nflex but i think the bflex will fit the bill.
That certainly sounds easier.
You are evil. Don't forget to take photos. :devil:
Man that site is annoying, and now it seems even when I'm not actually trying to use it or buy stuff from it! But the only non-working KD link I could find was my fault, where I had doubled up on the "http://" in the link.Too bad the hyperlinks for KD always change, but the search function found them anyway.
Even if you don't know what the 5 modes are? :thinking:I ma searching for a 1400mA 5-mode board...
Vin Iin Vout Iout Eff
3.000 861 3.106 645 77.6%
2.900 839 3.095 605 77.0%
2.800 829 3.086 575 76.4%
2.700 810 3.075 540 75.9%
2.600 791 3.064 508 75.7%
2.500 774 3.054 479 75.6%
2.350 751 3.037 436 75.0%
2.200 727 3.020 395 74.6%
2.000 700 2.995 344 73.6%
1.750 657 2.961 284 73.1%
1.500 625 2.922 228 71.1%
1.000 464 2.798 106 63.9%
Thanks for posting that data. Is the Micropuck in the boost configuration or buck/boost?Some efficiency results for the 500mA SHO Micropuck driving an XPG R4 from nailbender.
I'd go with your first theory, especially if you're trying to boost the battery voltage to drive the LED. I don't think their output is well regulated, and 500 mA is probably just a nominal figure for the sake of calling it something. :shrug:Looks like maybe the low Vf of the XPG helps keep Iout higher than 500mA, or else a component in the Micropuck itself isn't properly limiting current to 500mA.
Thanks for posting that data. Is the Micropuck in the boost configuration or buck/boost?
I'd go with your first theory, especially if you're trying to boost the battery voltage to drive the LED. I don't think their output is well regulated, and 500 mA is probably just a nominal figure for the sake of calling it something. :shrug:
indeed but I ma searching for a 1400mA 5-mode board, or one that has spece to add a 4th chip...