Roy
Farewell our Curmudgeon Administrator
If you carry the light in it's holster while in transit, you won't have to worry about it coming on accidently. Can't happen!
Nuwai ALX-352L (5watt)
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Canuckle
Newly Enlightened
Hi Roy,
While your point is valid, my intention was to mod the light so it could be switched on at a particular level, without having to cycle through the levels.
I think this might be useful on this light, where it relies on a single switch to control power and level. The Kroll clickie will also allow intermittent use which is, otherwise, not available with the stock switch.
To LOTC effect was just an incidental benefit.
Cheers.
While your point is valid, my intention was to mod the light so it could be switched on at a particular level, without having to cycle through the levels.
I think this might be useful on this light, where it relies on a single switch to control power and level. The Kroll clickie will also allow intermittent use which is, otherwise, not available with the stock switch.
To LOTC effect was just an incidental benefit.
Cheers.
So is part of your question: If power is cut to the selector switch will it remember what level is it at?
xpitxbullx
Flashlight Enthusiast
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If power is cut to the selector switch will it remember what level is it at?
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I found that out while measuring the current at all different stages. The answer is NO. If the power is cut off at any time, it starts over and the switch must be press to turn it back on and it starts on high.
Kroll will not work.
If power is cut to the selector switch will it remember what level is it at?
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I found that out while measuring the current at all different stages. The answer is NO. If the power is cut off at any time, it starts over and the switch must be press to turn it back on and it starts on high.
Kroll will not work.
Canuckle
Newly Enlightened
Hmm, I now seem to recall someone describing the switch as a soft switch.
Wits' End
Yes, that was the next logical part to my question, I guess.
xpitxbullx
Thanks for the confirmation.
Still looks like a really nice 5W.
Cheers.
Wits' End
Yes, that was the next logical part to my question, I guess.
xpitxbullx
Thanks for the confirmation.
Still looks like a really nice 5W.
Cheers.
A
Advancedmart
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>It is essentially an ALX-032L that uses C alkalines.
We have 5W 4 x "C" cell version available now. web page
We have 5W 4 x "C" cell version available now. web page
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