First P7 MAG mod

[Nitroz]

Last night I assembled that last parts of my father in laws p7 Mag. All I can say is,"WOW!" When I fired this thing up I was amazed at the light that this thing produces. I have never owned any multi-emitter lights so going from a single 3 watt LED to this monster was quite a leap!

Now the only problem is that I must give it up to my father in law. I guess I have to build me a cut down tri-flupic monster with a D bin p7.

 

[shakeylegs]

I had the same reaction when I fired up my first P7 m@g mod. There's a lot of WOW in that emitter - it's kind of addicting. :naughty:
After that first P7, I put all of my cree/P4 projects on hold and started building P7 mods in various hosts. With few exceptions they are my go-to lights. Once you've gone quad, single emitters seem odd.

 

[GSteg]

I had the same reaction when I fired up my first P7 m@g mod. There's a lot of WOW in that emitter - it's kind of addicting. :naughty:
After that first P7, I put all of my cree/P4 projects on hold and started building P7 mods in various hosts. With few exceptions they are my go-to lights. Once you've gone quad, single emitters seem odd.

I am in the same position as you are!! I was going to do tri-P4s, but decided to order a few P7s. Made a single P7 maglite and was blown away by the output. I just finished my quad-P7 last night. My single P7 mag looks very dim now I promised myself this was going to be the last light I'll make. We'll see how long I last

 

[LEDninja]

Be careful with the quad P7 mod.

ElektroLumens Wall-of-Fire is a 205 F flashlight
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=207960

 

[Changchung]

I think this is the best option...

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/...d.php?t=205635