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Maglite SSC P7. How to. A sort of guide.
There was a bit of a discussion on direct drive P7 Mags in this thread: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=227077 You might find something of interest. On a side note, It's the last character of the LED bin that you're looking for. If I'm not mistaken, J-bins are 3.5 to 3.75...- sami_voodoo
- Post #315
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Finally finished: Triple Seoul P7 Mag-Lite
True, Everything starts to get expensive as soon as you start shipping stuff :mad:. Still, it's good to know that an "almost" turnkey solution is available for tri-P7 Mag. And it's probably the most efficient 2K+ torch lumens you can get (short of going for HID - which is fragile).- sami_voodoo
- Post #32
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Finally finished: Triple Seoul P7 Mag-Lite
Kudos for a great project! :twothumbs The light looks very nice! However, just to put things in perspective; Budget for the tri-P7 light: Mag 4D = $40.00 3x DSWOI P7 = $86.00 4x 18650 = $20.00 2x Li-Ion chrgr = $18.00 DerWichtel kit = €45.00=~$60 Total...- sami_voodoo
- Post #30
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Finding small aspherics?
Hi TH232, I've bought 4 of these recently to use in an RC-N3 Q5 from shiningbeam.com. http://www.surplusshed.com/pages/item/l10085.html They're plano-convex. I've found that they disperse the beam a little more than your typical Q5 Mag aspheric even when focused to a die shaped projection...- sami_voodoo
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