My Exposure Lights Joystick's got Seoul :rock:
Started with one of http://www.use1.com/exposure/products/exposure_joystick/ (which was a prize - not convinced I'd spend that much on a light otherwise when I can homebrew something better for less) and replaced the stock Luxeon LED with a U bin P4. Was a very easy mod (at least once I'd managed to take it apart without destroying it), as I didn't bother with any risers or isolating the slug, simply broke the exisiting thermal epoxy to remove the Luxeon and glued on the P4 in it's place. The reason it was this easy is because the Luxeon was on a slight riser above the optic holder - presumably with the aim of making the beam more of a spot - so in theory the P4 should actually be in the right place. More floody thasn before, but that's not a bad thing IMO, as with all the extra light there's still plenty of throw. No need to isolate either, as the plate it mounts to is anodized and so electrically insulated (I tested it with my AVO). Very happy with the result - more light, better light quality and more spread. Beamshots to follow at some point when I get hole of a stock version to compare with.
Fairly convinced I'm the first to mod one of these - but then I guess most people on here haven't even heard of it!
Started with one of http://www.use1.com/exposure/products/exposure_joystick/ (which was a prize - not convinced I'd spend that much on a light otherwise when I can homebrew something better for less) and replaced the stock Luxeon LED with a U bin P4. Was a very easy mod (at least once I'd managed to take it apart without destroying it), as I didn't bother with any risers or isolating the slug, simply broke the exisiting thermal epoxy to remove the Luxeon and glued on the P4 in it's place. The reason it was this easy is because the Luxeon was on a slight riser above the optic holder - presumably with the aim of making the beam more of a spot - so in theory the P4 should actually be in the right place. More floody thasn before, but that's not a bad thing IMO, as with all the extra light there's still plenty of throw. No need to isolate either, as the plate it mounts to is anodized and so electrically insulated (I tested it with my AVO). Very happy with the result - more light, better light quality and more spread. Beamshots to follow at some point when I get hole of a stock version to compare with.
Fairly convinced I'm the first to mod one of these - but then I guess most people on here haven't even heard of it!