ok- looks like this may now be a special order thru RMSK then Peak will drop ship it....looks promising. Another post from Curt mentioned the #2 Logan ran for 45 hrs on a primary CR123....so the #0 may have a potential run time of 90+ hours. Sounds interesting.:thumbsup:
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Logan #0??????
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Going by the numbering system I would assume the #0 would emit no light and run forever!
Did you see that Curt was testing out a custom #0.5 for someone?
Did you see that Curt was testing out a custom #0.5 for someone?
Just finished the testing using the Cree XP-G with various operating conditions. I will compile the info
and get it to RMSK to post in the info section on his site early next week, as I am moving to a different
house this weekend and don't have the spare time with packing and such.
This is an incomplete sample:
The new #0 with a 1.5 volt battery has a 30 mA battery drain, 12 mA LED drive and with a 3.0 volt battery it
is 18 mA drain, 13 mA drive and with the 3.7 volt Li-Ion 24 mA drain at 23 mA drive.
10 mA drive equals about 3.5 Lumens and 20 mA drive is 7.6 Lumens.
With a 10180 battery that would give about 3.5 hours of run time at 7 Lumens and 24 foot candles.
Curt
and get it to RMSK to post in the info section on his site early next week, as I am moving to a different
house this weekend and don't have the spare time with packing and such.
This is an incomplete sample:
The new #0 with a 1.5 volt battery has a 30 mA battery drain, 12 mA LED drive and with a 3.0 volt battery it
is 18 mA drain, 13 mA drive and with the 3.7 volt Li-Ion 24 mA drain at 23 mA drive.
10 mA drive equals about 3.5 Lumens and 20 mA drive is 7.6 Lumens.
With a 10180 battery that would give about 3.5 hours of run time at 7 Lumens and 24 foot candles.
Curt
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Beacon of Light
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Curt is it possible to do a 5 mA drive or better yet a 1 mA drive? What would those be called a #-1 & #-2 :D
GarageBoy
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I didn't know XPGs lit up under such low currents. Why does everyone rely on PWM, then?
MWClint
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Considering the circuit handles 1.5v batteries...the logan #0 would be a great CR123A battery vampire!!!
Beacon of Light
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That's why I'll probably want one after I get my 2 Eiger #0s. Once I do the runtime test on the Eigers I'll prob order a #0 Logan!
