nanotech17
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can anybody confirm it?
it looks like JB M1X.
it looks like JB M1X.
Raptor-3 using Luminus SST-90
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Glenn7
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where did you hear/see that?? :hitit:
nanotech17
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i'm in the office connected via a proxy so uploading a photo is prohibited :sick2:
Glenn7
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send me a link by PM?
nanotech17
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PM sent
brighterisbetter
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+1 for me please
Glenn7
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If they are going to use a SST-90 they must not be driving it hard because it would fry it self in a light that size - I have a SST-90 emitter and they are really hot and need a really big heat sink - also IMO this light will be a WOF because of the small reflector and big light source.
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Glenn7
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you like me are terminal :whistle:
DimeRazorback
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Wow!
That looks interesting to me!
Where is this information from??
That looks interesting to me!
Where is this information from??
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DimeRazorback
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According to megatorch it will be a 3x 18650 in parallel config.
bigchelis
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I just got a PM from one of the custom builders here regarding these SST-90 LED's.
On direct drive in a 1D Mag hosts and the best heatsinking possible he got up to 9A of current.....with a single cell IMR 18650:twothumbs:twothumbs
He said the solder melted and the LED came off:poof: Now, that is hot, hot, hot, hot, hot,...He is trying to find a solder that will not melt at such high temperatures and a way to keep the current at 5A stable or 9A without melting the solder.
Did I mention the turn-on lumens are over 1400 as measured in a MrGman built and calibrated IS Sphere:popcorn:
bigchels
On direct drive in a 1D Mag hosts and the best heatsinking possible he got up to 9A of current.....with a single cell IMR 18650:twothumbs:twothumbs
He said the solder melted and the LED came off:poof: Now, that is hot, hot, hot, hot, hot,...He is trying to find a solder that will not melt at such high temperatures and a way to keep the current at 5A stable or 9A without melting the solder.
Did I mention the turn-on lumens are over 1400 as measured in a MrGman built and calibrated IS Sphere:popcorn:
bigchels
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WOW, that looks amazing. Jetbeam is really knocking it out of the park these days.
berry580
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wow!! really looking forward to that!
I came to the light...
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I wonder, is the 1000 lumen rating bulb or torch? If it is bulb, they aren't adding much over the M1X.
easilyled
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They quoted 400 OTF or 700 led lumens for the M1-X, so if its an OTF rating, its adding 600 lumens. If its emitter ratings, its adding 300 lumens.
That's not too shabby either way!
