Finned/Grooved 1C-D2DIM-SSC P7 [PHOTOS]

[Halibut]

Thanks to all the CPF'ers that made this project possible. I'm very happy with my new M@g, and I can now see why everyone is going nuts over the new P7.

Finned/Grooved M@g 1C body by CPF member MirageMan: Brian does incredible work--he even recessed the tail spring a bit to protect the AW C-Li-Ion from excessive pressure.

BriteLumens heatsink: Perfect fit with a nice gold anodized finish. The M@g gets hot very quickly if left on "high" for more than a few minutes.

D2DIM: George makes cool stuff that works. The P7 draws 2.8A on high and is qualitatively brighter than my Tri-SSC P4 at 1000mA. The photo below is taken with the D2DIM on "low".

 

[uluapoundr]

Nice light...beamshots please!

How many modes you running and where's that driver from? Thanks.

 

[AlexGT]

That heatsink looks really well made, post the webpage where you got it.

Congrats on your mod, and let's see beamshots!

AlexGT

 

[d1dd1]

Nice light...beamshots please!

How many modes you running and where's that driver from? Thanks.

www.taskled.com

 

[Halibut]

www.britelumens.com

Great communication and quick shipping. I've had some negative experiences with overseas shops, but Jo has been great. No problems whatsoever so far.

-Dan

High:

Low:

That heatsink looks really well made, post the webpage where you got it.

Congrats on your mod, and let's see beamshots!

AlexGT

 

[darkzero]

Very nice mod! My pewter Mag1C P7 GD3333 has a cousin now! :twothumbs

How's the interface on the D2DIM? I'm thinking about using it for a P7 spotlight mod.

Yup Brian's work is top notch. By far the cleanest machined Mag I have. I love mine.

That heatsink looks really well made, post the webpage where you got it.

Congrats on your mod, and let's see beamshots!

AlexGT

The Fenix-Store carries them now. No more having to order from Korea. Here

Original site: Litemania

 

[Halibut]

I'm a big fan of the D2DIM UI (I still EDC a LionCub) so it was a natural choice for this mod. I'd like to try something as exotic as a GD3333 one of these days, and if I do, I'll know who to bug!

Peace,

Dan

Very nice mod! My pewter Mag1C P7 GD3333 has a cousin now! :twothumbs

How's the interface on the D2DIM? I'm thinking about using it for a P7 spotlight mod.

Yup Brian's work is top notch. By far the cleanest machined Mag I have. I love mine.




The Fenix-Store carries them now. No more having to order from Korea. Here

Original site: Litemania

 

[toby_pra]

Very nice and clean work!

 

[darkzero]

I'm a big fan of the D2DIM UI (I still EDC a LionCub) so it was a natural choice for this mod. I'd like to try something as exotic as a GD3333 one of these days, and if I do, I'll know who to bug!

Peace,

Dan

No problem, anytime. However, I think your driver solution is more practical. Mine is way too expensive if that is what one is after!

I think I may try the D2DIM for a mod I'm doing for someone. Is 2.8A what you measured yourself at the emitter? Is the UI very complicated or is it easy to get familiar with?

Thanks

 

[Halibut]

Yes, 2.74A-2.8A at the emitter (CSWOI) according to the Fluke. The current levels off at 2.4A after a few minutes.

The D2DIM UI is simple and intuitive. The programming modes take a little getting used to at first, but a few minutes is all you should need to master them. I'm particularly fond of the auto lockout feature.

-Dan

No problem, anytime. However, I think your driver solution is more practical. Mine is way too expensive if that is what one is after!

I think I may try the D2DIM for a mod I'm doing for someone. Is 2.8A what you measured yourself at the emitter? Is the UI very complicated or is it easy to get familiar with?

Thanks