Meet "Grey Wolf"...

Fivemega gun metal grey HA III custom Mag2C with finned head and deep tailcap, UCL lens, 3xLuxV WX0T stars, 3x McR20 reflectors, modified PTS-C Cu heatsink, D2DIM dimmer in custom made holder, switch modified to momentary pushbutton (off-on), running on 2x 18650 cells.

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Ran the light for 40 mins at the highest level.

Used a fan and every 10 mins the light was turned off for 5 mins to let it cool down.

Current measuring was as follows:



Lumens output (at 700mA) should be in the range 3x (147.7 – 192.0) = 443.1 – 576.0 Lumens.

Thanks for looking.
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Paypal sent :nana:

Do you have any comparisons to some known incandescents like the Surefire M6? I'd love to see one in action here where we have high quality darkness.

:twothumbs What a great light Freddy :goodjob:...

With very fine parts:rock:...:thumbsup:


Very best regards

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Thomas

Nice! How much?

CM said:

Paypal sent :nana:

Do you have any comparisons to some known incandescents like the Surefire M6? I'd love to see one in action here where we have high quality darkness.

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Sorry no comparison beamshots made and the wolf is on the way to Uncle Dan's wildlife reserve right now…

Long John said:

:twothumbs What a great light Freddy :goodjob:...

With very fine parts:rock:...:thumbsup:


Very best regards

_________
Thomas

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:thanks: Thomas. :wave:

PB92 said:

Nice! How much?

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Sorry but "The Wolf" already ran away... :naughty:

You must be feeling better Freddy... :twothumbs

Good to see a new thread.

That is one crazy flame thrower...Great job! :goodjob: :thumbsup:

TB

TranquillityBase said:

You must be feeling better Freddy... :twothumbs

Good to see a new thread.

That is one crazy flame thrower...Great job! :goodjob: :thumbsup:

TB

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Hi TB, "The Wolf" was made some time ago but I started using the fingers of my left hand again, makes playing the piano a lot easier… ... :wave:

I Like it, glad to see your doing better.
That is one nice light.
:lolsign:

XFlash said:

I Like it, glad to see your doing better.
That is one nice light.
:lolsign:

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:thanks: Tim, pm to follow tomorrow... :wave:

Good thing thats a copper heatsink!

Bet that sucker gets a bit warm.
and bet its quite bright.
I bet the beam is a great "yard filler".

~John

So Freddy, I'll be in Hoeselt (Belgium) next week...

Living nearby ?

btw, again, nice clean mod... Looks like stock, very neat and precise work !

Voortreffelijk !

Cheers !

Great light. My 3xWWOT is pushing over 500 lumens. Seems the recent WWOT's are super achievers. Great job using the D2Dim, wish I would have.

another great light by Icarus, I love the way all of Freddy's lights look like they left the factory that way rather than bits & pieces screwed together. Glad to see you're getting better.

jtice said:

Good thing thats a copper heatsink!

Bet that sucker gets a bit warm.
and bet its quite bright.
I bet the beam is a great "yard filler".

~John

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Dimmer or multi-level driver is a must for these lights and they have to be used with sense.
At the highest level it is indeed a great "yard filler".

bombelman said:

So Freddy, I'll be in Hoeselt (Belgium) next week...

Living nearby ?

btw, again, nice clean mod... Looks like stock, very neat and precise work !

Voortreffelijk !

Cheers !

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Hi George, it would be great if we could meet, PM on the way.
And of course :thanks: for the kind words.

VERY NICE! I hope to add a tri-luxV to my collection some day!

Thats holding pretty good output with a insaine initial brightness! ... great thing about the d2dim is that you can drop the output down to keep the output curve pretty flat

tonyd said:

Great light. My 3xWWOT is pushing over 500 lumens. Seems the recent WWOT's are super achievers. Great job using the D2Dim, wish I would have.

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missionaryman said:

another great light by Icarus, I love the way all of Freddy's lights look like they left the factory that way rather than bits & pieces screwed together. Glad to see you're getting better.

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jar3ds said:

VERY NICE! I hope to add a tri-luxV to my collection some day!

Thats holding pretty good output with a insaine initial brightness! ... great thing about the d2dim is that you can drop the output down to keep the output curve pretty flat

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Glad you still like my work… :thanks: my friends! :thumbsup:

Great Job Freddy,

I'm glad to hear that you've gotten better.
Beautiful work as usual.