Ok guys I bought the Ultrafire 602C Q5 5-Mode wich is discussed on another post and I also bought a Rayovac 3 watt AA flashlight.
The rayovac haves good output with (2) 1.2v 2200mAh batteries, but i tested the led with a 3.6v source and I got much better light output, so I decided to take apart my new Ultrafire 602C and installe dthe led from the rayovac , now I have small size and 3v or 3.6v depending on the battery I use.
On the rayovac i will be installed the Q5 cree led and I will modify the inside diameter of the flashlight to hold (1) 18650 battery (3.7v 2400mAh) better than a 3.6v CR123A (800-1000mAh)
Ultrafire Q5 CREE LED
Ultrafire Q5 CREE LED background unsoldered
Ultrafire Q5 602C and RAYOVAC 3watt flashlights.
Ultrafire 602C with 3watt RAYOVAC LED
The output is way better than on the rayovac housing the light is HID 8000k color (blueish/purpleish) now I have to see how long does it last.
Next step would be during the week, I have a CNC at work and I have to order the 18650 battery and charger.
The rayovac haves good output with (2) 1.2v 2200mAh batteries, but i tested the led with a 3.6v source and I got much better light output, so I decided to take apart my new Ultrafire 602C and installe dthe led from the rayovac , now I have small size and 3v or 3.6v depending on the battery I use.
On the rayovac i will be installed the Q5 cree led and I will modify the inside diameter of the flashlight to hold (1) 18650 battery (3.7v 2400mAh) better than a 3.6v CR123A (800-1000mAh)
Ultrafire Q5 CREE LED
Ultrafire Q5 CREE LED background unsoldered
Ultrafire Q5 602C and RAYOVAC 3watt flashlights.
Ultrafire 602C with 3watt RAYOVAC LED
The output is way better than on the rayovac housing the light is HID 8000k color (blueish/purpleish) now I have to see how long does it last.
Next step would be during the week, I have a CNC at work and I have to order the 18650 battery and charger.
