rizky_p
Flashlight Enthusiast
Finally got my 20 mode 1050ma Regulator from DX SKU 7879 installed it inside MTE 5 mode Rebel 100 CR123 flashlight. The diameter of the driver itself is a little bigger than the original 5 mode so filing is expected but not much.
I like this particular driver despite its 20 modes which some might hate it for being to many modes What i like best is there is an extra low low mode which i could say even lower than the low low mode, i did not even notice that the light is actually switch on when i tried the first time and cycling the modes. it is that LOW and almost useless.
The modes available is not listed yet on DX website but here are the modes observed by me.
20 modes seperated into 3 groups.
1. Extra Low > Low > Medium > High > Extra Extra Low* > Standby (10s beacon)
2. Low > Medium > High* > Strobe > Police Strobe > SOS
3. Low > Medium > High* > Strobe > Police Strobe > 3 Hz Strobe > 1 Hz Strobe > SOS
* This is where you will get the signal to change modes, after the single-blink signal notifies you switch off the light then when switched on it will be on the next group. Switching mode is similar to other flashlight.
I did some test on battery draw.
Extra Low(4.4mA) > Low(60mA) > Medium(270mA) > High(1A) > Extra Extra Low(1mA)* > Standby (10s beacon edit: more like 5 seconds)
I am not sure how true the Extra Low and Extra Extra Low since it not even registered in my 10A scale, the LOW and EXTRA LOW is the reading i got from switching to 200mA scale on my DMM. Now Imagine how low the light is with 1mA.
Only group 1 has the Extra Low and Extra Extra Low the other group 2 and 3 start with normal Low.
for those who like extra low low low this is the light for you
No runtime plot or efficiency for this time sorry..
Please forgive my English if you dont understand it then my bad.
Thanks
I like this particular driver despite its 20 modes which some might hate it for being to many modes What i like best is there is an extra low low mode which i could say even lower than the low low mode, i did not even notice that the light is actually switch on when i tried the first time and cycling the modes. it is that LOW and almost useless.
The modes available is not listed yet on DX website but here are the modes observed by me.
20 modes seperated into 3 groups.
1. Extra Low > Low > Medium > High > Extra Extra Low* > Standby (10s beacon)
2. Low > Medium > High* > Strobe > Police Strobe > SOS
3. Low > Medium > High* > Strobe > Police Strobe > 3 Hz Strobe > 1 Hz Strobe > SOS
* This is where you will get the signal to change modes, after the single-blink signal notifies you switch off the light then when switched on it will be on the next group. Switching mode is similar to other flashlight.
I did some test on battery draw.
Extra Low(4.4mA) > Low(60mA) > Medium(270mA) > High(1A) > Extra Extra Low(1mA)* > Standby (10s beacon edit: more like 5 seconds)
I am not sure how true the Extra Low and Extra Extra Low since it not even registered in my 10A scale, the LOW and EXTRA LOW is the reading i got from switching to 200mA scale on my DMM. Now Imagine how low the light is with 1mA.
Only group 1 has the Extra Low and Extra Extra Low the other group 2 and 3 start with normal Low.
for those who like extra low low low this is the light for you
No runtime plot or efficiency for this time sorry..
Please forgive my English if you dont understand it then my bad.
Thanks
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