Seoul P7 100% Variable Driver D2DIM
Up for sale is one of Mac's custom P7 Mags. The color is Pewter, and it has a grooved body, and a finned head. This is one of the brightest and most versatile custom Mags available. On one of the threads here on CPF, someone measured the light output of one of these lights at approximately 800 lumens. Another great thing about this light is that the beam can be adjusted from very floody, to only mildly floody (with decent throw). Also, the output can be quickly adjusted to conserve the battery. This light comes with a NEW AW 3300 mAh Li-Ion C Cell ($24 value).
Specs:
Seoul P7 100% Variable Driver (Sideswitch)
-1D Size Mag Host
-Seoul P7 LED 700+ Lumens
-O-Sink Style P7 Heatsink (Anodized Gold)
-TaskLed's D2DIM Driver board
-AW's "C" Li-Ion Powered (One AW C-cell INCLUDED!)
-UCL Lens
-"C" Sized Sleeve
-Switch modified for momentary operation
-Sputtered Stock reflector (Surefire style beam)
The D2DIM board has 2 User Interfaces:
1) Continuously Variable
2) 5 Discrete Levels
Options in either interface include momentary mode, Force mode, Lockout mode, Latched Full Brightness Mode, and Autosleep mode.
Full Details about the driver can be found here:
http://www.taskled.com/leds/d2dim.pdf
The D2DIM is a Direct Drive style board with PWM dimming. It is perfect for the Seoul P7 running from a single Li-Ion cell. The P7's draw just under 3 amps with a AW's "C" Li-Ion cell. The boards also features a 2.7v cut-off to protect Li-Ion cells.
The price for this light is: SOLD, shipped Priority Mail (CONUS).
Paypal only (cash or CC acceptable), US addresses only. All prices include domestic USPS Priority shipping. First unconditional "I'll take it" gets it. Questions and PM are welcome (although it may take me a day to respond).
Paypal to: mike [at] neue [dot] com
Please add your CPF user name in your Paypal payment somewhere. Thanks.
Please give me a day to respond, since I usually only check my listings in the late evening.
Up for sale is one of Mac's custom P7 Mags. The color is Pewter, and it has a grooved body, and a finned head. This is one of the brightest and most versatile custom Mags available. On one of the threads here on CPF, someone measured the light output of one of these lights at approximately 800 lumens. Another great thing about this light is that the beam can be adjusted from very floody, to only mildly floody (with decent throw). Also, the output can be quickly adjusted to conserve the battery. This light comes with a NEW AW 3300 mAh Li-Ion C Cell ($24 value).
Specs:
Seoul P7 100% Variable Driver (Sideswitch)
-1D Size Mag Host
-Seoul P7 LED 700+ Lumens
-O-Sink Style P7 Heatsink (Anodized Gold)
-TaskLed's D2DIM Driver board
-AW's "C" Li-Ion Powered (One AW C-cell INCLUDED!)
-UCL Lens
-"C" Sized Sleeve
-Switch modified for momentary operation
-Sputtered Stock reflector (Surefire style beam)
The D2DIM board has 2 User Interfaces:
1) Continuously Variable
2) 5 Discrete Levels
Options in either interface include momentary mode, Force mode, Lockout mode, Latched Full Brightness Mode, and Autosleep mode.
Full Details about the driver can be found here:
http://www.taskled.com/leds/d2dim.pdf
The D2DIM is a Direct Drive style board with PWM dimming. It is perfect for the Seoul P7 running from a single Li-Ion cell. The P7's draw just under 3 amps with a AW's "C" Li-Ion cell. The boards also features a 2.7v cut-off to protect Li-Ion cells.
The price for this light is: SOLD, shipped Priority Mail (CONUS).
Paypal only (cash or CC acceptable), US addresses only. All prices include domestic USPS Priority shipping. First unconditional "I'll take it" gets it. Questions and PM are welcome (although it may take me a day to respond).
Paypal to: mike [at] neue [dot] com
Please add your CPF user name in your Paypal payment somewhere. Thanks.
Please give me a day to respond, since I usually only check my listings in the late evening.
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I added $2.60. Please insure for $200.00. Shipping address in in the paypal. Thanks!
oo: I put the battery on a charger and charged it last night and it read 100%. Still reads 100% this morning so I guess the battery is all right. 
