Is the Arc-AAA available in neutral tint? I tried searching for similar posts but could not come up, hence started this thread. Thanks.
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-Amarendra
Arc-AAA neutral tint?
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Sgt. LED
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Since it's as easy as using a different 5mm LED you would think you could order just about any tint or make of LED you want but no.
Nichia GS blue rectangle. :shrug:
Nichia GS blue rectangle. :shrug:
Blue72
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I think if you look at past posts. You will see that Nichia 5mm leds, although not the best looking beam profile, are some of the brightest and have a long lifespan . Especially when being overdriven with circuit board that ARC uses.
I suppose Arc could use the new rebels, But I believe a new design would need to be made with a lens cap. Since the rebels are not as durable as 5mm LED's.
I suppose Arc could use the new rebels, But I believe a new design would need to be made with a lens cap. Since the rebels are not as durable as 5mm LED's.
parnass
Flashlight Enthusiast
Would the limited run Arc-AAA Snow be considered to have a neutral tint?
The Snow doesn't have the cold blue tint of the Arc AAA-P models, but it does not appear golden or yellow.
The Snow doesn't have the cold blue tint of the Arc AAA-P models, but it does not appear golden or yellow.
kaichu dento
Flashaholic
You can get a MillerMod Arc AAA 2-Level Head which will not only get you a neutral tint, but also two levels which you choose at time of order. I have one and it is a joy to use for both it's beam pattern and tint, not to mention the beautiful low it came with.
Also take a look at this one too:
Sign-up thread for the MillerMods Cree Arc AAA 2-stage (Part 3)
