LF IMR 13 vs LF HO/EO-O9 vs LED

[Wilkerson Brasil]

I did some beamshots to post in brazilian tactical flashlights community on orkut and decided to post them here too. The reason of beamshots was to show my LF IMR-13 hosted by Wolf-eyes Raider. Wolf-eyes Raider:thinking:? Yes. I modded the bulb a little bit :naughty: to fit in D36 head as you can see in picture.
I used AW IMR 16340 on all beamshots except on T20C2MII.
The quality isn´t good. My street is too illuminated and the wall is also too to perpendicular to my window. But...why not...

Pslease, forgive and feel free to correct any mistake on writing. Thanks.

WOLF-EYES RAIDER D36

AFTER

BEFORE

Control Shot

DX Drop In XP-G R5 1.5A on 2xAW IMR 16340

EagleTac T20C2MII XP-G R5

Lumens Factory HO-09 2xAW IMR16340

Lumens Factory EO-09 2xAW IMR16340

Lumens Factory IMR-13 3xAW IMR16340

 

[ampdude]

Nice!!! I want to run one of these in my Wolf-Eyes Raider, but I was concerned about the clicky switch not being able to handle the current draw. Do you know how much current that lamp draws?

Also, what type of mods did you have to do to get it to fit? It says on the LF website the lamp is compatible with Wolf-Eyes lights. As expected the LED's pretty much suck under ambient lighting conditions.

 

[Wilkerson Brasil]

Nice!!! I want to run one of these in my Wolf-Eyes Raider, but I was concerned about the clicky switch not being able to handle the current draw. Do you know how much current that lamp draws?

Also, what type of mods did you have to do to get it to fit? It says on the LF website the lamp is compatible with Wolf-Eyes lights. As expected the LED's pretty much suck under ambient lighting conditions.

I used original forward clicky and it is working well. One friend told me that the risk is running for long periods. Runtime in this configuration is only 10 minutes. So, no problem. Measured on tailcap current is 2.8A when batteries are fully charged.

To put this bulb on Raider I just used a file (tool) to trim those heat dissipating "rings" of reflector as you can see in pictures 2 and 3. I also used file on brass (at bottom of module) to make it a little shorter. It is pretty easy.