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I have no idea the manufacturer of the LED but I put a white one in a mini-mag and I am running it at 4.5 volts. Using (1) AA 1.5 volt lithium and (1) 2/3AA 3 volt lithium battery. This gives nice , bright white light without overdriving way too much. A #4 spring takes up the extra room in the battery compartment. Cool part of this conversion is the lens(s) I have put under the rubber accessory cap. Found (2) plano convex lens stacked gave me a perfect circle of projected light without the usual LED wire shadows. This is basically using an eyepiece for a telescope/binocular backwards. Using one on a normal maglite bulb just gets you a detailed projection of the filament, but using it on an LED will give a nice perfect circle of light that will knock your socks off!
The circle of light as seen from 6 foot away shining on ceiling. The circle is about 2 feet in diameter. White light with lite blue fringe at edge.
The lens(s) end. I put a 2 wrap layer of black electrical tape around head so rubber would stay on tighter and lens(s) would not rattle. This light has become my favorite and I wouldn't give it up for a $50 bill!


The circle of light as seen from 6 foot away shining on ceiling. The circle is about 2 feet in diameter. White light with lite blue fringe at edge.

The lens(s) end. I put a 2 wrap layer of black electrical tape around head so rubber would stay on tighter and lens(s) would not rattle. This light has become my favorite and I wouldn't give it up for a $50 bill!