One that is somewhat small?
A 6P or smaller, probably an 18650 setup. With <10 lumens of output? Preferrably around 3 lumens.
Does anyone know of such a setup?
One that is somewhat small?
A 6P or smaller, probably an 18650 setup. With <10 lumens of output? Preferrably around 3 lumens.
Does anyone know of such a setup?
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Sounds like a minimag to me.![]()
I hope that's not the only one. >.<
"For every good deed, there is an equal an opposite bad deed."
Voltage becomes an issue. A 18650 fresh off the charger is ~4.2V. I do not think anyone makes a board to cut down the voltage to get below 10 lumens.
A Maglite solitatire should be dim and run off a AAA. Surefire had a light called the "Hurricane" that was incandescent and run off "dead" CR123s.
Good luck on your search. I would say it would be easier to meet those specs with LED's.
One surefire hurricane for sale![]()
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I just crammed a WahWang 4die led into a Surefire E1W by way of an FM E series socket. It will drain every last bit of juice from my used 123's and gives just enough light to be useful.
Just another idea. Best of luck.
My favorite flashohol suppliers are: AW, FiveMega, NailBender, MalkoffDevices, 4Sevens, GoingGear, BatteryStation, EDCplus, SBflashlights, TacticalSupply, LightHound, and Action-Lights.
I have all of that except for the E series 18650 body, and that is on its way.
For some reason I think the stock E1E lamp is brighter than I wanted. I might try it out.
I'm thinking a 6P or 3P with a Lumensfactory Energy Saving lamp and an AW soft starter is what I'm looking for.
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Actually, come to think of it, I already use a dim, incan, smaller-than-6P setup every day!
Don't know how many lumens a #13 gives you, but I do get 7+ hours' runtime on an AW 18650 cell.
OK, got it this time.
Step 1: Buy a $1 1AA incan from ypur local KMart or equivalent. This will have a 1.2V, 3-lumen flange based bulb. The bulb is what you want.
Step 2: Buy a Hugsby B2 for a host. This takes flange-based bulbs.
Step 3: Buy a 4/3 A sized NiMH battery - some go up to 4Ah in capacity.
This will give about 2 lumens for 16 hours, and is the same size as the 6P.
Do I win $5?
Oh wow! A 18650 sized NiMh battery!
Does anyone but Tenergy make them? I'm not a big fan of Tenergy. I'm going to bet you $10 that no one makes a LSD 4/3 A battery. =\
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Actually, its a 17670-sized cell. You won't get an 18mm cell into a Hugsby B2.Originally Posted by divine
Here's where I would get one from:
http://www.radioparts.com.au/ProdVie...NIMH+WITH+TAGS
Appears to be made by GP.
I ordered a couple titaniums from Battery Junction. We'll see how it works out.
http://www.batteryjunction.com/tpeh-t43a3600p.html
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Divine,
Would you be willing to go with a 2D sized light? If so, I know there is a regulated setup that runs off 8x AA cells for almost 12 hours, maybe 15 lumens. http://www.flashlightreviews.com/rev..._powerstik.htm
Light is sweet and pleasing to the eyes....
BatteryStation has Sanyo brand 4/3a in 17mm&18mm from 3800mah to 4500mah. I have some Panasonic 4/3a 3800mah on the way to try in my Surefire 6p with Malkoff m30wf.
Here's a source for some low voltage, low amp PR based lamps: http://www.servicelighting.com/PR-HP...nt-Light-Bulbs
Light is sweet and pleasing to the eyes....
The Sanyos are excellent. HR-4/3FAUX are rated at 4500 mAH. I used 9 of those to rebuild a Light&Motion battery pack; the cells live up to their rating. Dang I could have given you 3 of them left over from cell-matching; had no use for them so they finally got tossed just recently.
Keep it simple . . . .
A plain ol' 2-D cell flashlight,
using a PR-6 bulb.
Twice the run-time of the "normal" bulb ( PR-2 ).
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