Sold/Expired FS:**SOLD** Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED **SOLD**

[blitzlicht65]

Hello:wave:,

for sale is a custom Ti light 1*123 (build by CPF-member delghi).

It is Aleph and Surefire E-series compatibel.

The Light-Engine is a NG750 with a Seoul SSC P4 LED.
It will work with one CR123.

The SS-bezel have three white trits and the tailcap two white trits installed.
Under the lense is an Glowring installed:naughty:.

The Ti light has some machined scratches as received from delghi.

The reflector is an McR20-S.

Price is $625 shipped with registered airmail. Paypal only (cash or CC).

***SOLD***

First I'll take it..............

I'll PM you with my paypal address.

Greetings:wave:

 

[JohnTz]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

Is this a one stage light? Will the NG750 work with a RCR123?

 

[Groundhog66]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

PLEASE allow mw to reserve an "" for Griff, and he better not prove me wrong.

 

[blitzlicht65]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

Is this a one stage light? Will the NG750 work with a RCR123?

Hi,

this is a one stage light, but you can buy a McE2S LOTC two stage switch at the shoppe and you will get a 2-stage light.

The NG750 works only with CR123!!!!!


Greetings:wave:

 

[blitzlicht65]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

Many people ask me about the costs from the light.

Here are the costs:

Empty Ti light $450 (see also the sales thread)
NG750 + shipping costs $120
SS-Bezel $30
5x white trits + shipping costs $35
+ shipping costs to the new owner ~$15
Total $650

I think the price from $625 is ok. All parts are like new and unused.

And I forget to say: The original Ti-bezel is also included



Greetings:wave:

 

[blitzlicht65]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

PLEASE allow mw to reserve an "" for Griff, and he better not prove me wrong.

Hi Tim:wave:,

sorry, but first I'll take it get's it.

I don't make any reservations.


Greetings:wave:

 

[locea]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED ***SPF***

I will take it!

 

[blitzlicht65]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED ***SPF***

I will take it!

Sorry, the light is SPF.

 

[locea]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED ***SPF***

I am backup!
Thanks.

 

[donn_]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

The NG750 works only with CR123!!!!!

I may be mistaken, but I believe max Vin for the NexGen is 6V, meaning it'll work with a single Li-Ion or two primaries.

 

[Russki]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

I may be mistaken, but I believe max Vin for the NexGen is 6V, meaning it'll work with a single Li-Ion or two primaries.

Anything more then 3.7 V will direct drive LED until voltage drop.
Use of one primary recommended. Direct driving Seoul on 6V - NO GOOD.
Nice light.:thumbsup: Expensive too.

 

[blitzlicht65]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

I may be mistaken, but I believe max Vin for the NexGen is 6V, meaning it'll work with a single Li-Ion or two primaries.

Hi donn:wave:,

here is the description from the shoppe:

The Aleph Cree XR-E LE has a fully-regulated NG750 driver which runs on 1 CR123 battery when Vin < Vout.

I think the NG750 will work only with one CR123?
Please correct me when I'm not right. Thanks.


Greetings:wave:

 

[donn_]

Re: FS: Custom Ti light - Seoul-LED

From the Shoppe's Converter Comparison Page:

Nexgen:

* Maximum Vin: 6V
* Maximum Vout: 6V or Vf which ever is lower.
* Output Regulation: Semi-regulation, Full Constant current regulation. Note1:
* Open Load Protection: No
* Output adjustable: Set by two SMT (0603) resistors. See Resistor Calculator
* Output Current formula: 0.05 / Rsense = Iout
* Efficiency: 80%~91%
* Maximum Output: 1A
* Vin overdrive voltage: Vout+0.7V
* Tallest Component: 3mm
* Compatibility: Sandwich, ECan, Aleph Light Engine
* Diameter: 0.55"
* Technology: SMT Components top side only, Battery anode pad backside

Note1: Safe mode is ~1.5A input current. If output doesn't go into full regulation it falls back to safe mode. For a Nexgen 750mA or Nexgen 1A, this critical starting voltage is ~3.4V. Input voltages above this will start the regulator into full constant current regulation and it will regulate down to ~2V input. A Nexgen 500mA will almost always start in full regulation mode.

 

[griff]

Tim I just got your message....ops too late

 

[Groundhog66]

Tim I just got your message....ops too late

I tried, sorry....:wave: