brightnorm
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Some of you may remember an earlier thread titled "Turbocharged Fenix P3DCE Outshines All Others..."
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=166050
This new thread is the next "evolution" of that older thread using recent LED upgrades. In the older thread I put a Fenix L2D 3v head on a P3D 6v body with extraordinary though potentially hazardous results unless the runs were very short to avoid excessive heat buildup. The purpose of that thread and this one is not practical, but simply fun for brightness fanatics. (Though it also suggests what we may expect with future superbright LEDs.)
For this thread, I put a Fenix P2D/Q5 head on a P3D body and the result was gasp-inducing, truly like "a flamethrower of white fire". The "regular" P3D/Q5 looks almost dim compared to this new monster.
I don't have a camera, but others posted pics in the previous thread, and I'm sure some intrepid souls will take photos for this one.
Remember, if you try this be very careful not to allow the head to get too hot. Limit the runtimes, and it is probably best to do this outdoors.
Have fun and watch your eyeballs!
Brightnorm.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=166050
This new thread is the next "evolution" of that older thread using recent LED upgrades. In the older thread I put a Fenix L2D 3v head on a P3D 6v body with extraordinary though potentially hazardous results unless the runs were very short to avoid excessive heat buildup. The purpose of that thread and this one is not practical, but simply fun for brightness fanatics. (Though it also suggests what we may expect with future superbright LEDs.)
For this thread, I put a Fenix P2D/Q5 head on a P3D body and the result was gasp-inducing, truly like "a flamethrower of white fire". The "regular" P3D/Q5 looks almost dim compared to this new monster.
I don't have a camera, but others posted pics in the previous thread, and I'm sure some intrepid souls will take photos for this one.
Remember, if you try this be very careful not to allow the head to get too hot. Limit the runtimes, and it is probably best to do this outdoors.
Have fun and watch your eyeballs!
Brightnorm.
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