Resistor value of Lummi RAW NS

Hello,
I have a RAW NS 20/200 lm, a very nice, powerfull and small flashlight but I realized I'd like better the 100/200 version.
The 200 lm mode is direct driven, without any resistor.
The 20 lm mode is supplied trough a 22 ohms resistor.
I added a 10 ohms resistor in more of the 22, to get 7 ohms and a higher low mode. The result is pleasant, but I'd like to get the 100 lm mode wich is advertised as the most efficient.
Would anybody knows the resistor value that Lummi uses to provide 100 lm?
I think it must be around 5 ohms but I can't figure out the precise value.

Have you asked Rob himself?

You may get a better response by posting this question over on the Lummi area of this forum.

Good luck

How much stupid I am... I was fooled by NoScriipt, an add-on of Firefox wich blocks scripts and wich I always forget. It hided the menu and its links.

I have asked the question to Lummi.

Thank you for your basic but efficient advice

Lermite said:

How much stupid I am... I was fooled by NoScriipt, an add-on of Firefox wich blocks scripts and wich I always forget. It hided the menu and its links.

I have asked the question to Lummi.

Thank you for your basic but efficient advice

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No problem, sometimes it's hard to see the wood for the trees !

I hope that translates OK ?