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Sold/Expired WTB: 8AA to 2D adapter

lmcmann

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I don't know about the rarity, but I picked up 4 of them when they were available, and I wish I'd picked up at least 4 more. I keep finding new uses for them.

Larry
 

BugLightGeek

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Fivemega...will your regulated 8AA to 2D holder work in a Lux III Mag mod?

I want to do a regulated output Mag Mod on a Lux III but I don't know if your holder will work or not since it's regulated /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 

red_robby

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BugLightGeek said:
Fivemega...will your regulated 8AA to 2D holder work in a Lux III Mag mod?

I want to do a regulated output Mag Mod on a Lux III but I don't know if your holder will work or not since it's regulated /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

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i can't see why it would not, if the holder will keep the voltage at 3.6V all you need to do is match the Vf of the
lux to maintain the current you'd like.
 

turbodog

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[ QUOTE ]
red_robby said:
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BugLightGeek said:
Fivemega...will your regulated 8AA to 2D holder work in a Lux III Mag mod?

I want to do a regulated output Mag Mod on a Lux III but I don't know if your holder will work or not since it's regulated /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

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i can't see why it would not, if the holder will keep the voltage at 3.6V all you need to do is match the Vf of the
lux to maintain the current you'd like.

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I CAN see why it might not work. The output out of this is pulsed dc. It relies of the characteristics of a filament bulb to work properly. Be prepared to blow the led and/or the regulation unit if you get adventurous.

You also run the risk of overtaxing the regulator in the unit due to the differences in led vs incan resistance.
 

BugLightGeek

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ok...so, I'll stay away from the regulated 8AA to 2D adaptors for my Mag Mod since I might be using an nFlex.

/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/bumpit.gif
Anyone got a non-regulated 8AA to 2D adaptor available?
 

Sway

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If you can't find a 8AA to 2D the 6AA to 2D adapters will work just fine with a nFlex I get right at 2:40min at the highest level in regulation using 2300mAh AA's with the nFlex set to the 1000ma drive level. A pair of Waynes 3toD's would work also.
 

modamag

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heheh 2:40 min of regulation, might as well DD to save $25 /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/naughty.gif
 

BugLightGeek

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ensig said:
heheh 2:40 min of regulation, might as well DD to save $25 /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/naughty.gif

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Yes, but then you wouldn't have 8 levels of variable output! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif

Besides, I'm hoping to find an 8AA to 2D holder so my runtime will be longer!
 

moraino

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You can't go wrong with nFlex. I use NiMh with solder tabs and make my own pack. It is very easy. But they are not available with high capacity. That's the only catch.

Henry
 
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