IT'S HERE!!
OK mine just arrived and I have popped it into a light.
LF 6V-13V Regulated Input 3 mode with Memory 5%-30%-100%
Box says R2 and the unit does not denote the LED anywhere.
Came with pen light and a LF sticker. :wave:
Random observations time!
Red edged driver board fits well, no big gaps. Familiar 2 spring set-up.
Silver backed 4 bond wire Cree looks clean, happy, and ready to go.
Reflector is an OP, almost a light OP but not quite.
Thing seems to be glued on so no easy focus change or reflector swap. I've gotten the glued on reflectors off of other LF LED modules and I can get this one off too, at my own risk naturally.
Reflector's LED hole is perfectly sized to go around the Cree ring. I don't see how ANY of these could have misaligned LED's!
It comes on, in high mode during first activation. Switches modes easy and fast.
No brighter flashes during mode changes. Memory is working properly.
Spill beam is a pretty good amount of light. I do see a ring around the hotspot. It's only 1 ring and it is not really bright.
Tint is good, not cool or overly warm. Yep pretty neutral to me.
We have PMW on low and med. Again we have PMW on low and med. Not really obvious but it's perceptible to me.
Modes seem decently spaced out. You can tell them apart pretty easy.
Low mode seems nestled between the Malkoff M60LL and the GDuP's low leaning closer to the Malkoff.
Medium mode is very close to my M60L and certainly brighter than the GDuP med.
High mode seems to be set near 1.0 not really thinking it's anything over that. My Deerelight 1 speed set at 1.2 is easily brighter to the eye. My M60 died yesterday so I can't compare it to the high.
OK, I've run it on high for 15 minutes sitting here on the table without a fan or me touching it. Here goes! The bezel is a bit warm. Open it up fast to touch it! Warmer but not hot at all. Excellent.
Just for kicks I tossed in 1 18650 to see if it would work and got nothing. It was in low when I swapped the cells and it was still in low when I swapped them back.
GMan needs to test the output levels and somebody needs to do a proper runtime test with those nice fancy computer charts.
As long as the runtime charts pan out showing good regulation on each level then I think this one is a winner at a great price point!
Good job LF. :thumbsup: