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Sold/Expired Aleph 3 MC-E Upgrade Feeler

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cmacclel

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I will be building a few Aleph 3 MC-E drop it kits. The kit consists of

-Cree MC-E latest Bin (WC tint)
-2.1 amp driver board with 3 levels plus strobe and SOS
-Fraen MC-E Reflector with adapter ring for Aleph Head
-Custom Heatsink (Light Engine)
-This package runs from a *single* Li-Ion cell

I'm hoping to keep the package $99 or under if I get enough requests. If your interested please post here.

Mac
 
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The upgrade will be as easy as unscrewing the bezel removing the lens and reflector and dropping in the new assembly.

Mac

That's the sort of easiness that I like. (Hence my username :D)
In that case I am pleased to be the first to register my interest for a change.
Well more than interest really. Its a done deal if you make them. ;)
 
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Especialy if low is real low I could be in for one.

Is the reflector a 38mm?... or is it smaller and thats what the adaptor ring is for? If so how big is the reflector?

I've been meaning to do a triple Seoul/18mm mod in mine but, an MC-E might change my mind.

Sounds like an awsome idea Mac:twothumbs... can't wait to see more.
 
:wave: Thanks for remembering me. I feel like an old dinosaur.... haha :sick2:

Nice to see the technology continue to advance.
These MC-E's......wow! Amazing how much light these things can output. I guess gone are the days when 80 lumens was considered super bright.

:thumbsup: WP
 
:wave: Thanks for remembering me. I feel like an old dinosaur.... haha :sick2:

Nice to see the technology continue to advance.
These MC-E's......wow! Amazing how much light these things can output. I guess gone are the days when 80 lumens was considered super bright.

:thumbsup: WP

Yes I remember those days. They seem like not that long ago at all.

With this drop-in, the output should be in the region of 400-500 out the front lumens.
(and that's not pushing the MC-E to its max. by any means)
 
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