kosPap
Flashlight Enthusiast
Electrical Contact Resistance...
Obviously it is critical in high drain applications, and pressure is the key to increased performance.
Here is a test I made. I hooked up a homemade MC-E Dropin that has a driver that DDs on high.
Measurements
Drop-in Alone = 1230 Lux at my lightbox
Drop-in and Bezel = 850 Lux (that must be influenced by a loss of spill by theebzel)
Drop-in and Body = 735 Lux
Drop-in, body & Switch = 635 Lux
Then I tested the dropin in the Surefire adding 2 revolutions of drop-in outer spring (in the surefire host you cannot use the oute ring)
Drop-in and Body = 940 lux
Drop-in, body & Switch = 775 Lux
(the dropin has a short pill and battery column space was further increased by thea ddition of the outer spring)
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