My Dad had 2 of these. I used the best parts from both and a M@G bulb to resurrect one of them. The other had a meltdown, and I'm thinking about doing a "junkyard build" on it with a bunch of old emitters I picked up.
I have a large aluminum heatsink to mount the LED boards to.
Just want it in a massive mule type setup with a
LUX3 in the center and 4 XR-E, 4 XP-G alternating in a circle around the LUX3
I don't want it to be a super bright light, just a general area light my parents might use at their camper.
The light can be configured for 3-4, or 6-7 D cells.
is this even possible?
I'm not worried about efficiencies or economics of the build. just looking to play around with what I have, and buy a driver(s) that will work for this.
thoughts?
Here's a link to a sample of the light in question if you are not familiar:
http://www.flashlightmuseum.com/Ray...sman-Hunting-Light-with-Leather-Strap-7D-1970
I have a large aluminum heatsink to mount the LED boards to.
Just want it in a massive mule type setup with a
LUX3 in the center and 4 XR-E, 4 XP-G alternating in a circle around the LUX3
I don't want it to be a super bright light, just a general area light my parents might use at their camper.
The light can be configured for 3-4, or 6-7 D cells.
is this even possible?
I'm not worried about efficiencies or economics of the build. just looking to play around with what I have, and buy a driver(s) that will work for this.
thoughts?
Here's a link to a sample of the light in question if you are not familiar:
http://www.flashlightmuseum.com/Ray...sman-Hunting-Light-with-Leather-Strap-7D-1970