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Sold/Expired CLOSED: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
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gl22man
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Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
i'll take (#8) Ultrafire WF-602-A1 (1AA) 1W with CREE XR-E P4 WH emitter upgrade
Do you think it would run on the 3.6 saft batteries like the one found HERE or should i keep to the energizer lithiums?? Please send me cc paypal info..
Thanks
Mike..
i'll take (#8) Ultrafire WF-602-A1 (1AA) 1W with CREE XR-E P4 WH emitter upgrade
Do you think it would run on the 3.6 saft batteries like the one found HERE or should i keep to the energizer lithiums?? Please send me cc paypal info..
Thanks
Mike..
Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
I haven't tried running the WF-602A1 on 3.6V batteries. I am not sure the driver can handle it, I would not recommend trying it unless you can find someone else who has done so. It has the stock driver board, I only changed the emitter.
Here's a link to the sales page for the non-mod: http://www.batteryjunction.com/wf602a1.html
I haven't tried running the WF-602A1 on 3.6V batteries. I am not sure the driver can handle it, I would not recommend trying it unless you can find someone else who has done so. It has the stock driver board, I only changed the emitter.
Here's a link to the sales page for the non-mod: http://www.batteryjunction.com/wf602a1.html
gl22man
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Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
Hi,
can't wait to get the light..
mike
Hi,
can't wait to get the light..mike
Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
luminari,
The closest thing I have is a Fenix E1-47 that I paid 4sevens $60 for, then turned around and upgraded to a Seoul emitter for another $13. It runs 5.3 hours putting out a modest 22 lumens. The beam is awesome, it's just not a wall burner.
I don't suppose you would part with $80 (shipped and paypal'ed) for a E1-SSCE?
luminari,
The closest thing I have is a Fenix E1-47 that I paid 4sevens $60 for, then turned around and upgraded to a Seoul emitter for another $13. It runs 5.3 hours putting out a modest 22 lumens. The beam is awesome, it's just not a wall burner.
I don't suppose you would part with $80 (shipped and paypal'ed) for a E1-SSCE?
Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
You might want #7. It's the same beam pattern many D-Mini owners are satisfied with, despite it's ringy appearance on a wall (hey, if you're going to burn the wall down, who cares what the wall looks like?)
luminari said:wow
You might want #7. It's the same beam pattern many D-Mini owners are satisfied with, despite it's ringy appearance on a wall (hey, if you're going to burn the wall down, who cares what the wall looks like?)
dduane
Newly Enlightened
Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
I'll take #7 and #10. THANKS
edit-Oops, just saw 10 was spoken for.
Will pp for 7.
I'll take #7 and #10. THANKS
edit-Oops, just saw 10 was spoken for.
Will pp for 7.
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Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
It wasn't... I reserved it for YOU
I put it back as "AVAILABLE", if you still want it come back here and post a new reply, OK?
#7 will hit the post office tomorrow morning.
dduane said:
It wasn't... I reserved it for YOU
I put it back as "AVAILABLE", if you still want it come back here and post a new reply, OK?
#7 will hit the post office tomorrow morning.
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dduane
Newly Enlightened
Re: FS: Some Bright LED Flashlights (Drawer Cleaning - Incl. CREE and SEOUL)
#10 is still available.
Thanks for reserving it, but on 2nd thot I'll pass.
#10 is still available.
Thanks for reserving it, but on 2nd thot I'll pass.
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myk
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Paul,
Received my light today. Tiny! I didn't have a CR2 light before this. Awesomely packaged also, I took a mental note of that packing technique to use for myself in the future
Finally, the light:
WOW its freakin bright. Easily brighter than my Jetbeam MKI on a 14500, however the jet's color is much whiter - this kind of ends up as a ****-yellow color in the center and then white on the outer part of the hotspot, its the weirdest thing I've ever seen - but this is just when wall or snow hunting. This in no way makes it any less awesome though, I personally don't care about light tint that much unless its puke green
Thanks for the great work and quick shipping - this thing is AWESOME
Received my light today. Tiny! I didn't have a CR2 light before this. Awesomely packaged also, I took a mental note of that packing technique to use for myself in the future
Finally, the light:
WOW its freakin bright. Easily brighter than my Jetbeam MKI on a 14500, however the jet's color is much whiter - this kind of ends up as a ****-yellow color in the center and then white on the outer part of the hotspot, its the weirdest thing I've ever seen - but this is just when wall or snow hunting. This in no way makes it any less awesome though, I personally don't care about light tint that much unless its puke green
Thanks for the great work and quick shipping - this thing is AWESOME
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myk,
Glad you like it
The thing about lights that throw really well... they don't mix up the colors very well. The tend to converge the image of the LED directly onto the wall. So if the LED is more yellow on-center, and more blue off-center, it will result in the same tint variation in the beam. I've noticed this to varying extents in the Seoul LED's, also NewBie has posted some pictures to that extent.
Regardless, it's a very useful light all around and oh so tiny!
Glad you like it
The thing about lights that throw really well... they don't mix up the colors very well. The tend to converge the image of the LED directly onto the wall. So if the LED is more yellow on-center, and more blue off-center, it will result in the same tint variation in the beam. I've noticed this to varying extents in the Seoul LED's, also NewBie has posted some pictures to that extent.
Regardless, it's a very useful light all around and oh so tiny!
slaps
Newly Enlightened
Received the Seoul LOP last night. Simple, very bright, and no PWM. Great work!!! Thank you. All the guys at work were amazed that something so small could be so bright.
