vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread ALL COPPER PCB SOLDER FILL NOW

[NVGuide]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

1. Pay Pal Sent
2. Neutral 5000K, + $5 for Copper PCB
   4,090mA => + $3 to price
3. Last mode memory
   Moonlight, Medium, High
4. Orange Peel Reflector
5. Solder Fill: Any drop in can benefit from solder fill. $5
   
   Total $53
   

How's is coming?

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

How's is coming?

I am still waiting on the Copper PCB to arrive. I got the others parts ready...sorryy

 

[NVGuide]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

No problem. Just checking.

Thanks

 

[NVGuide]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

Are you having any luck with the copper?

 

[Freaker]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

I bought a 4090ma warm XML from you four months ago.

Just checking in to say I haven't touched my WA1111 light in four months. :thumbsup:

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

I bought a 4090ma warm XML from you four months ago.

Just checking in to say I haven't touched my WA1111 light in four months. :thumbsup:

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

Are you having any luck with the copper?

Yes 1st bath is in Today. 2nd batch will be in on Wednesday.

 

[TORCH_BOY]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

1) LED Choice : U2 COOL WHITE 6800K, Copper PCB Default

2) Current/Amp Choice: High set to 2000 ma

3) Program Options:
A: Last mode memory:
2: High, Medium, Moonlight, High, Medium, Moonlight, 10Hz Strobe, 2HZ Blink, SOS, Beacon

4) Reflector Choice: AA) Smooth

Quantity: 2 Units @ $40 each


Total: $80.00

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

Looks good!

But I do suggest OP over Smooth is you want a smooth hot spot.

1) LED Choice : U2 COOL WHITE 6800K, Copper PCB Default

2) Current/Amp Choice: High set to 2000 ma

3) Program Options:
A: Last mode memory:
2: High, Medium, Moonlight, High, Medium, Moonlight, 10Hz Strobe, 2HZ Blink, SOS, Beacon

4) Reflector Choice: AA) Smooth

Quantity: 2 Units @ $40 each



Total: $80.00

Paypal will follow if ok

 

[Freaker]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

I remember you reading your posts talking about how you killed a bunch of LED's in testing. Wrapped in foil, how hot can these get before dying?

With mine on high, the bezel will sit right at 130 degrees. How much hotter could it get before failing?

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

Update:

ALL Drop-Ins will be built with COPPER PCB and gets Solder Fill from now on!

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

I remember you reading your posts talking about how you killed a bunch of LED's in testing. Wrapped in foil, how hot can these get before dying?

With mine on high, the bezel will sit right at 130 degrees. How much hotter could it get before failing?

I had some LEDs fail in the past from poor techniques and bad heat sinking. With Copper PCB, solder fill, and tight aluminum wrap I haven't yet ruined any more LEDs. It's your SAFETY operating a HOT light that should be the primary concern. High extra powered drop ins sold in this thread shoudl be limit to short bursts of 1-2 minutes anyway. If you need to run the light longer run it on Medium or Low. From my experience it's very very very very very hard to kill a good heat sinking LED. Imagine how much heat the LED has to sustain in order to solder flow it onto the PCB. The heat that the light generate when in use will never approach melting temperature of solder. So again, It's the safety and responsibility of the user that should be of most priority/concern.

Order a light that runs about 1.5A if you do plan to run the light for extra long runs. 1.5A is plenty bright for all most all task. If you want to squeeze every bit of lumen possible then 6A is the way to go. In that extreme case I strongly suggest limit each bursts to 1 minute only.

If anyone is having problems with their drop in no matter how long ago they bought it from me please feel free to contact me for a repair. I will either repair it for free or for just the price of parts. This depends on what happened to the drop in.

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

;-)

 

[NVGuide]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

1. Pay Pal Sent
2. Neutral 5000K, + $5 for Copper PCB
   4,090mA => + $3 to price
3. Last mode memory
   Moonlight, Medium, High
4. Orange Peel Reflector
5. Solder Fill: Any drop in can benefit from solder fill. $5
   
   Total $53
   

Any news about my order?

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

Any news about my order?

Ship it last last.

 

[mikesantor]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

PMed...

 

[NVGuide]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

Received.

Another excellent drop-in.........Thank you!

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

Thanks All!

 

[dimmer]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

I don't understand something about the McClicky you offer. I was hoping to use these switches in a few Surefire hosts. But it says prepped for Solar Force. Will this cause a problem if used in a Surefire 6P or 9P?? Or will they not work in a Surefire at all ?? Thanks.

 

[Skylumen]

Re: vinhnguyen54 D26/P60 XML Drop In Run 7 Sale Thread, COPPER PCB NOW AVAILABLE

I don't understand something about the McClicky you offer. I was hoping to use these switches in a few Surefire hosts. But it says prepped for Solar Force. Will this cause a problem if used in a Surefire 6P or 9P?? Or will they not work in a Surefire at all ?? Thanks.

I was just trying to isolate then connections on the switch to eliminate a short problem. This fix applies to all host. However, at the moment I have no switch to sell.