[SOLD] McGizmo Nichia 119 High CRI custom brass mule pill for PD's

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This is a custom made brass mule pill for McGizmo PD's. It utilizes a Nichia 119 High CRI LED taken from a High CRI Haiku donor. This was just taken out of an aluminum PD and should also work for Ti versions as well. This pill will allow you to interchange between a typical flashlight beam from the McR-20s and a full flood beam from a reflectorless light. It places the LED very close to the window to allow for maximum flood. If you ever wanted a Mule PD, but never had a chance to own one, this is your chance to try one out. I find the classic PD actually much more ergonomic than the mule PD due to its added length and larger head.





I'm asking $65 $55 $49 $45 shipped via USPS Priority + Delivery Confirmation. U.S. buyers only. PM me with questions and/or offers. First to post "I'll Take It" in this thread gets priority over all other communication. Insurance is an additional $1.65 per $100 of coverage. I am not responsible if the package is damaged or lost during shipping if insurance is not purchased. Insurance is always recommended to cover these situations.

[archimedes]

Any chance you might happen to have an empty bezel available, too?

I have a spare C-Pak that I could use, but no PD/Arc-6 type bezel ...

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Any chance you might happen to have an empty bezel available, too?

I have a spare C-Pak that I could use, but no PD/Arc-6 type bezel ...

Sorry, wish I did, but I don't have an empty bezel available.

[archimedes]

Sorry, wish I did, but I don't have an empty bezel available.

OK, thanks anyhow, and good luck with sale !

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PMs responded to and still available.

[gunga]

Would this fit a Haiku? Is there an actual circuit in it?

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Would this fit a Haiku? Is there an actual circuit in it?

I don't think it will fit a haiku, since they use a McR-17(xr) reflector. It was designed to take the place of the McR-20(s) reflector, heatsink, and lift the pcb close to the window. It utilizes the stock WiZx2 or GDx2 circuit board that classic McGizmo PD's already have. In those lights, the circuit and LED are separated in the head by the stock heatsink integral to the head.

As far as I know, this is only for McGizmo PD's that currently utilize the McR-20 or McR-20s reflector.

[gunga]

Ah, okay, thanks!

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$$$ drop to $55

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another price drop

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Last price drop

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