Northern Lights
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Ah, I back, home again! At least occaissionally. Haven't built much lately but I am still and advocate for the most practical hot wire, 5761, 1331 lumens about 900 torch lumens. That smacks the M85 or ROP.
5761 3C cell has a spot of outside corrosion, only cosmetic but the Emolie 26700s are poor. The rest of the light is OK. The parts are worth more...
I found that AW has batteries for this now!! http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?p=2272984#post2272984
I have sole other lights like this for $155-$160, the difference they were turn key, batteries were with them. This light needs batteries is all, these work but are in poor shape.
Buyer pays shipping, shipped US Postal Service, http://www.USPS.com ,and mailing insurance. Shipping is done on receipt of payment, PayPal or certified check or money order. I will honor the first "I'll take it" without conditions posted in the thread. I check CPF in the night, Mountain Standard Time, UTC/GMT -7 hours. Private Message the specific details please.
This is a custom modified light; Consider since it was not made for commercial sale then it is made with used parts. All the components are modified and are not in the original condition and configuration of the manufacturer. While these batteries are considered a "safe" the buyer assumes all risks and responsibility to use this light safely and appropriately. This is a private sale and there is no warranty or guarantee. By making this purchase the buyer certifies they are at least 18 years of age and assume all risks and responsibility to use this light and parts safely and appropriately and accepts the light and parts in an "as is" condition.
3C cell Maglite converted, polished bezel and tail cap and corrosion damage on tail cap
MagCharger window, often called a lens, high temperature
Litho smooth reflecor
My bipin ceramic socket
this one is used in a magcharger, only pict. I got of it, sorry
5761 bulb, about 900 torch lumens, 1331 bubl lumens
My glow in the dark, low draw find me LED illuminated switch NOT just a GID plastic cap, this will run month without drawdown as it is very low draw.
NTC soft start
Fused
Modified low resitance switch
Modified low resitance tail spring
two shot, bad, poor not worth anything Milwaukee tool pack emolie 26700 3.7 volt batteries. pick up newer ones at Ebay, CPF or DIY from a Milwaukee pack.
Left side of switch charging jack
I have sold these lights around $155-$159 newly made. This was my EDC until a while ago I build several 900 lumen P7 LEDs! I use thee LEDs and haven't look at this until recently. Stored it in my flashlight suitcase. These batteries were bad in the first place, I was ripped from an ebay seller. A Rayovac D alkaline package stored in my flashlight storage with it leaked and made that corrosion spot that can be polished out.
click to enlarge the picture
This light uses a high temperature MagCharger window, a Litho smooth reflector and my designed ceramic bipin socket. Focus is achieved by screwing the head in or out. The switch is modified with wiring to reduce the resistance and an LED low draw is added to glow the switch to find the light when not used in the dark. A jack for charging the battery is in the lower left of the switch so picking it up is natural and the cord can be unplugged. The emolies you can get from some CPF members, ebay or RC forums or DIY a Milwaukee tool battery pack. The are truly 3.7 volts and charge easily at 5 amps are rated at 2950 Ah. You can charge in less than a half hour to full charge because you never drain them dry in real life.
The Tail cap sprin is modified to reduce resistance and contains a 10 amp fuse. The batteries are safe lithium as they will not flame but they can handle a lot of amps so a fuse is short circuit protection.
The soft start was a project of a thread. A hand picked NTC was chosen after testing many dozens.
You old heads know of my mods, newer folks, well here is some reading to do.
SOLD-5761 bulb, 1331 bulb lumen, modified Maglite, Charging Jack, Electronic GI a very similiar light but on different batteries
NTC and fuse in tail spring
SOLD-1331 lumens, 5761 bulb, small 3C-cell modified Maglite, Unique batteries! Open this link and check out all the reference links to my work and 5761
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/search.php?searchid=4775746
is a page seached on 5761 and Northern Lights, what a reference
Using an NTC ? this thread covers the developement of the hand picked NTC in this light, and the wide tolerances of the industry and How I over came them.
click to enlarge the picture
This is a switch with GID LED and Jack assembly
Ah, I back, home again! At least occaissionally. Haven't built much lately but I am still and advocate for the most practical hot wire, 5761, 1331 lumens about 900 torch lumens. That smacks the M85 or ROP.
5761 3C cell has a spot of outside corrosion, only cosmetic but the Emolie 26700s are poor. The rest of the light is OK. The parts are worth more...
I found that AW has batteries for this now!! http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?p=2272984#post2272984
$70 +AW IMR 2650 Batteries= $110
For another view of this style this is another like it I built, without the clean tail cap and bezel
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I have sole other lights like this for $155-$160, the difference they were turn key, batteries were with them. This light needs batteries is all, these work but are in poor shape.
Buyer pays shipping, shipped US Postal Service, http://www.USPS.com ,and mailing insurance. Shipping is done on receipt of payment, PayPal or certified check or money order. I will honor the first "I'll take it" without conditions posted in the thread. I check CPF in the night, Mountain Standard Time, UTC/GMT -7 hours. Private Message the specific details please.
This is a custom modified light; Consider since it was not made for commercial sale then it is made with used parts. All the components are modified and are not in the original condition and configuration of the manufacturer. While these batteries are considered a "safe" the buyer assumes all risks and responsibility to use this light safely and appropriately. This is a private sale and there is no warranty or guarantee. By making this purchase the buyer certifies they are at least 18 years of age and assume all risks and responsibility to use this light and parts safely and appropriately and accepts the light and parts in an "as is" condition.
TURN KEY, READY TO GO! well, almost, needs new batteries these are weak.
3C cell Maglite converted, polished bezel and tail cap and corrosion damage on tail cap
MagCharger window, often called a lens, high temperature
Litho smooth reflecor
My bipin ceramic socket
this one is used in a magcharger, only pict. I got of it, sorry
5761 bulb, about 900 torch lumens, 1331 bubl lumens
My glow in the dark, low draw find me LED illuminated switch NOT just a GID plastic cap, this will run month without drawdown as it is very low draw.
NTC soft start
Fused
Modified low resitance switch
Modified low resitance tail spring
two shot, bad, poor not worth anything Milwaukee tool pack emolie 26700 3.7 volt batteries. pick up newer ones at Ebay, CPF or DIY from a Milwaukee pack.
Left side of switch charging jack
I have sold these lights around $155-$159 newly made. This was my EDC until a while ago I build several 900 lumen P7 LEDs! I use thee LEDs and haven't look at this until recently. Stored it in my flashlight suitcase. These batteries were bad in the first place, I was ripped from an ebay seller. A Rayovac D alkaline package stored in my flashlight storage with it leaked and made that corrosion spot that can be polished out.
click to enlarge the picture
This light uses a high temperature MagCharger window, a Litho smooth reflector and my designed ceramic bipin socket. Focus is achieved by screwing the head in or out. The switch is modified with wiring to reduce the resistance and an LED low draw is added to glow the switch to find the light when not used in the dark. A jack for charging the battery is in the lower left of the switch so picking it up is natural and the cord can be unplugged. The emolies you can get from some CPF members, ebay or RC forums or DIY a Milwaukee tool battery pack. The are truly 3.7 volts and charge easily at 5 amps are rated at 2950 Ah. You can charge in less than a half hour to full charge because you never drain them dry in real life.
The Tail cap sprin is modified to reduce resistance and contains a 10 amp fuse. The batteries are safe lithium as they will not flame but they can handle a lot of amps so a fuse is short circuit protection.
The soft start was a project of a thread. A hand picked NTC was chosen after testing many dozens.
You old heads know of my mods, newer folks, well here is some reading to do.
SOLD-5761 bulb, 1331 bulb lumen, modified Maglite, Charging Jack, Electronic GI a very similiar light but on different batteries
NTC and fuse in tail spring
SOLD-1331 lumens, 5761 bulb, small 3C-cell modified Maglite, Unique batteries! Open this link and check out all the reference links to my work and 5761
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/search.php?searchid=4775746
is a page seached on 5761 and Northern Lights, what a reference
Using an NTC ? this thread covers the developement of the hand picked NTC in this light, and the wide tolerances of the industry and How I over came them.
click to enlarge the picture
This is a switch with GID LED and Jack assembly
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