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cratz2

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What are the details and/or a link to a thread on Lambda's custom modded light?
 

ddaadd

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I'll take these,


1xPTS-C-Cu ... $20/each
1xPQS-D ... $11/each
1xPTS-D ... $11/each
1xMag2D (bored) Pewter... $38/each
1xMag2D (bored) Red... $38/each
1xWA1331 ... $13/pair
9.6V spec (534 lumens)
2 x 8AA-2D battery adapter ... $36

PM coming your way.........


Edit to pass on 10W HID parts....
 
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Lurveleven

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I'll take:

1 x Pewter Mag1C (cutdown) ... $30/each
USL Heatsink & Bi-pin socket ... $17/each (I'll take 2 if you have more than 1, are these the ones used in bwaites USL light or is this some LED heatsink thingy?)
1 x assembled 9AA-3D battery adapter ... $20
1 x assembled 12AA-3D battery adapter ... $22
Shipping $10 ??

Sigbjoern
 

cratz2

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I can't believe the NEOCA hasn't sold yet... if I wasn't hopelessly broke, I'd jump on it.

Also, I don't know if he knows how much they run, but someone was asking about Cromagnet's NEOCA and where they could get one on his 'single cell beamshot' thread in General.
 

wquiles

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Perdon my ignorance (and I am sure I will say "doooooh" once you tell me), but what is this?

MagSD (body only) ... $15

Will
 

modamag

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Lurveleven: Sig, the socket is the exact same ones that is used in the USL. I made couple extra of these to play with some 250W bulb. But it got too "dangerous" to keep around. S&H ($10) is GPM Flat Rate large envelope unless you want something else.

cratz2: I bought the brass NEOCA for something like $160 :thinking: I'm just trying to consolidate my asset for transistion. My loss someone's gain. Anyway I rather someone EDC this than have it in my trophy case.

TBrogden: The sale is for bi-pin bulbs only. I do have potted WA bulb but they are known to have moisture issue. I don't want to sell something with a known problem. Hum... maybe I can sell it as a second. :D

wquiles: A small run of these was made for wtraymond. The MagSD (Sub-D) is basically a Mag1D body w/o the switch hole. The tube is 3.75" long, bored from the tail end (1.380" OD) so that it would fit any NiMh in a 4AA-1D adapter.

These little puppies will allow you to create the shortest Luxeon based Mag mod using a Hotlips/Osink or PTS-D/PQS-D.

Imagine a 4" long MagD (2/3 of a Mag1D) with 360 lumens pumping out the front.

I kept two of these for future modding. When I have some time.
 

x-ray

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Hi, can you give some more details on "Lambda's custom modded light"

Thanks :)
 

modamag

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Paul_in_Maryland & nemul: Mag1C will hold 1x Pila 168S | 18670 | 17670 or 2x CR123 | RCR123. I've used it in the past to make Mini-Minetrois.

If you want to have 2x Pila 168S | 18670 | 17670 connected end-to-end (series) then just use a Mag2C and perform a tailcap spring mod. Remove the anodization from the inside of the tailcap. Cutdown the spring so it fits inside the tailcap and you're done.

x-ray: Take a look at this post.
 

Paul_in_Maryland

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modamag said:
Paul_in_Maryland & nemul: Remove the anodization from the inside of the tailcap.
I have no power tools. Could I abrade it off with a sandpaper or a file? Does someone sell these tailcaps with the anodizing already removed?
 

wquiles

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Yes, sandpaper or even a sharp metal tool to expose the bare metal at the end of the tailcap is all that you need ;)

Then again, this is your "perfect" excuse to buy that Dremel tool that you "always wanted to have" :devil:

Will
 
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