Gladius Night-Ops XP-G2
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Mattaus
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Not sure if its because I'm on my phone or what, but the last three pics are broken 
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TranquillityBase
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Only one photo visible
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Not for me except for the first one. Even when I click on the photo and actually to go photobucket, it doesn't display for me.
tobrien
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all photos work for me on my laptop.
what emitter did it originally have? it looks like you did some very clean work!
what emitter did it originally have? it looks like you did some very clean work!
Mattaus
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Photos are working now
HarryN
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Nice - looks like you are back to the addiction again - lol
Thanks tobrien and Mattaus for letting me know the photos are visible now. :thumbsup:
I think original was a LuxIII but the light was modded already with a Seoul P4.
Old love never dies... :lolsign:
Awesome, what exactly does the mod do compared to the original? The reason I ask is because I bought the Gladius when it was first released (years ago) and it sits in a box because it never worked right. When I turn it on, it blinks every so many seconds and I was told it's normal.
From the Gladius documentation:
If the batteries run low, the intelligent power management system will signal the operator of this condition by double flashing rapidly every 15 seconds until batteries are replaced with new batteries.
The light is, thanks to the new LED, just brigther than before.
Justin Case
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The XP-G2 should also make the light more efficient, and thus increase run time. At the ~1A drive current, a Seoul P4 Vf is probably about 3.3V (assuming one of the lower Vf bins like H bin). An XP-G2's Vf is probably 3.0V, or about 10% lower power consumption.
Right, forgot to mention that. :thumbsup:
tobrien
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Thanks tobrien and Mattaus for letting me know the photos are visible now. :thumbsup:
I think original was a LuxIII but the light was modded already with a Seoul P4.
no problem man! oh it was originally one of those older emitters? You did such a great job modding your light that I swear it looks like it came that way from the factory
You did such a great job modding your light that I swear it looks like it came that way from the factory
+1
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MorpheusT1
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Truer words were never spoken
Good to see you here again Freddy!!
Benny
Hi Benny,
It is the modding season again...
Good to see you are still around my friend! :buddies:
Freddy :wave:
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