pe2er
Enlightened
I Had some parts laying around, left over from previous builds. Instead of binning them, I decided to build yet another bike light
Intended for road use. Not the brightest, but still usable.
This is the host; a nine-LED flashlight, powered by 3 x AAA:
Out go the nine LEDS and battery pack, in go:
SSC P4 U-Bin
Driver, 800mA 3,6 - 9 VDC
Lens, ~10°
LED and driver are glued to an aluminium disk, pressed against the lens in the head by the main body of the flashlight. The end-cap switch is made waterproof and re-used.
The shiny disc in the beam is the old 9-LED light engine.
This is the 'Pre-mod' output:
Versus the 'Post-mod' output:
To complete the lighting system, a 6xC NiCd battery pack with Tamiya connectors. At 2400mAh it should provide ~200 Lumens for 3 Hours +.
Intended for road use. Not the brightest, but still usable.
This is the host; a nine-LED flashlight, powered by 3 x AAA:
Out go the nine LEDS and battery pack, in go:
SSC P4 U-Bin
Driver, 800mA 3,6 - 9 VDC
Lens, ~10°
LED and driver are glued to an aluminium disk, pressed against the lens in the head by the main body of the flashlight. The end-cap switch is made waterproof and re-used.
The shiny disc in the beam is the old 9-LED light engine.
This is the 'Pre-mod' output:
Versus the 'Post-mod' output:
To complete the lighting system, a 6xC NiCd battery pack with Tamiya connectors. At 2400mAh it should provide ~200 Lumens for 3 Hours +.