It's HDL33A2E, but after doing some research it looks like that is the same model number for the old one too.
What you want is the new 36 lumen, 6 LED one. At Walgreens.com they have a picture of the packaging where it says 36 lumen(my packaging looks different but stills says 36 lumen and 4...
For anyone who is a fan of the 3 AAA energizer headlamp sold almost everywhere, good news it's now a lot brighter.
I compared it to the old one and thought maybe the old one wasn't as bright since I put Eneloop rechargeables in it, and so I switched the batteries around and sure enough the new...
I thought that was a C-bin, o well it seems like you are hijacking my thread and it's the very first reply lol (thanks for the tip though). Well I changed it to a C-bin.
The question still remains, will this schematic work?
Well according to the chart on here, it can put out 2250 lumens at 9.0 A:
http://www.luminus.com/stuff/contentmgr/files/0/49fb13dd1ecd06ba454cc7714a96b032/misc/pds_001342_rev_03_sst_90_w_product_datasheet_illumination.pdf
From what I read about the SST-50, it's capable of 1250+ lumens when...
Here is what I was thinking:
P7 C bin http://www.kaidomain.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductId=1761
3 of these 800mAh single mode drivers: sku.3256
3 of these switches: sku.5602
I was going to make a caving light out of them, and my theory is this: if 1 or 2 or your switches or drivers brakes...
My brother just bought a Aurora AK-P7-4 HA-III SSC P7-C 2-Mode 900-Lumen LED Flashlight (1*18650) http://www.bestofferbuy.com/Aurora-AKP74-HAIII-SSC-P7C-2Mode-900Lumen-LED-Flashlight-118650-p-14146.html?currency=USD&utm_source=gbase&utm_medium=cse&utm_campaign=gbase
And I was wondering, if the...
This "Aurora AK-P7-3 SSC P7-C 5-Mode 900-Lumen LED Flashlight (2*18650/4*CR123A)" claims 2960 mA, do you think it's true, or I mean consistent?
Or what about this "TrustFire SSC P7-C 900-Lumen LED Flashlight (2*18650/17670)"?
I read that you need 2 18650 batteries to generate anything near...
That's funny that I was right the first time when I said charging your batteries slower might add some more lifespan to them.
I kept the part in my article where I mention that the Energizer charger might overcharge your batteries. I have not tested it enough to know exactly how bad it is, but...
I know this is going to sound like a noob question, but I am not %100 sure how the Apex's circuitry works, and so here is the question:
When the Apex is running it's LED at 600 mA, what is the amount of drain each battery sees in mA?
Even a ruff estimate with a tiny explanation would be...
O don't worry, if you re-read it right now(well in a few minutes, it takes a while for it to actually update) the E word is only there to bash the company (like how VidPro wanted), but I do like their 3 and 6 LED headlamps (with Nichia's), but o well they are actually made by a different company...
Are you %100 positive? I wish you could site your findings if you read that somewhere, because I am in disbelief, because if it's better for them to discharge them slowly you would think the same holds true about charging them. I guess you do know a lot more than I do, but I read on here a few...
I took some graphs that SilverFox made and opened them up in photoshop, properly resized them all to fit over each other, and I made this graph:
But it took me 2 hours, but o well I don't have any cool gadgets like you guys.
Chris
O and thanks everybody for the information on how crappy the Energizers are, I will remove all of that.
Is there any store bought rechargeable that you all could recommend?
Can't you get low self-discharge Tenergies at Walgreens or something, are they any good?
I thought I saw on the Discovery Channel that AA lithiums are made of nothing but water, so technically you can just throw them in the trash. I wonder if you are thinking of Li-ions that need to be recycled and not the Energizer AA's?
Actually I did mention all of that a few times:
* I...