Does anyone have a spraying machine for TiO2 or ZnSe ?? For example Oxford instruments Ionfab 300 or similar?
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OH crapppp is this recent???
Thats exactly what i thought too, wouldnt surprise me at allSomeone has himself a brand new Warrior X Pro for free.:thumbsdow :shakehead
If your referring to me Vinh then yes.
My SLN arrived at LAX yesterday so that will arrive soon.
As i am not a fan of NW in throwers all i wanted was the LED change.
You have sent me lights with way more aggressive bezels that got through fine.
So they just confiscate the light and that's that?! That would be a HUGE lost.
So glad for you Vinhnguyen54 and for your family. You will definitely become a more realized human than ever before. Positive Prayers for all of you, especially your wife.
MAD777
Flashlight Enthusiast
Yes, Vinh! A huge congratulations on your expanding family. You all are in my prayers. My youngest daughter is expecting her 1st child at 31 years old. Exciting times all around!
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Yes.
You can apply to get the light back, but if they determine its a legal seizure you automatically lose and get a court proceeding against you to recover their costs..in other words they make it not worthwile to claim so i didnt.
Sold 3 bikes, and 2 guns to afford this baby
Which configuration do you guys like more?
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Absolutely! I make lots of mistakes in all areas of my life, and I try my best to learn something from them all. Lesson in that one is that trying to do a speed reload with a really large, really slick, 4 pound magazine isn't easy! I've added more grip tape to parts of the mag, and that made it better, but as with most motor skills, practice is the big one. I hate dropping the mags though, they're $150 a piece! I've been practice at home standing on my wife's yoga mat
Here are 10 round Barrett mags next to a 20 round 5.56 pmag;
On my tiny 308 mags I use grip tape to protect when dropped and to add some grip to not drop. Personally from the bottom up about a 2" band
Keep getting requests to show more behind the scene mod work so here some Olight Xvn90 Mod pics.
De-Lens = Removing the lens box over the LED die. The LED must be handled much more carefully as exposed LED die and especially the numerous bond wires are extremely fragile.
Removing this Lens box net around 5% gain in performance, a whiter tint, and sometime a larger hot spot and better focus as the LED die can go deeper into the reflector for better focus.
DriverVNX2 is potted and glued directly onto the head body for best heat sinking. Floating drivers will not last long!
LED MCPCB is hand trimmed for max surface area available for heat sinking to host.
Always run the shortest and fattest wires that space allow for least resistance
Always solder bond LED MCPCB to host whenever possible. Not the case we have here so thermal epoxy with lots of force during curing is the next best thing.
Center the reflector around the LED and check for beam focus. Adjust height until best beam is achieved. Finally, glue the reflector in place for fixed focus.
Switch assemblies usually need to be upgraded to reduce resistance and or operation for specific LED and driver configurations. Definitely the case we have here for fluid operation of the SBT90 with DriverVNX2 and this unique E-Switch.
Final product yield north of 5400L and 135Kcd with a perfect focus intense beam. Excellent tactical light really.
De-Lens = Removing the lens box over the LED die. The LED must be handled much more carefully as exposed LED die and especially the numerous bond wires are extremely fragile.
Removing this Lens box net around 5% gain in performance, a whiter tint, and sometime a larger hot spot and better focus as the LED die can go deeper into the reflector for better focus.
DriverVNX2 is potted and glued directly onto the head body for best heat sinking. Floating drivers will not last long!
LED MCPCB is hand trimmed for max surface area available for heat sinking to host.
Always run the shortest and fattest wires that space allow for least resistance
Always solder bond LED MCPCB to host whenever possible. Not the case we have here so thermal epoxy with lots of force during curing is the next best thing.
Center the reflector around the LED and check for beam focus. Adjust height until best beam is achieved. Finally, glue the reflector in place for fixed focus.
Switch assemblies usually need to be upgraded to reduce resistance and or operation for specific LED and driver configurations. Definitely the case we have here for fluid operation of the SBT90 with DriverVNX2 and this unique E-Switch.
Final product yield north of 5400L and 135Kcd with a perfect focus intense beam. Excellent tactical light really.
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MAD777
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Love the behind the scene shots, Vinh!
There are a lot of complex details under the hood besides the light bulb, LOL. It's the accumulation of these small details the make a V54 light SHINE! [emoji363]
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There are a lot of complex details under the hood besides the light bulb, LOL. It's the accumulation of these small details the make a V54 light SHINE! [emoji363]
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I am so sorry to hear about your loss on this light. I still couldn't get over the fact that they just take it away. If the light had a flat bezel do you think it would still be a problem?
If you are asking about Xvn90 its already shipped. But its excellent. hahah
