Drywolf
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Thank you,
Frank
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Thank you,
Frank
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Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
One of my favorites too! Very smooth. The tint/beam = beauty. The coloring on this one looks FANTASTIC! This one should not be here long. . ..
And an AWESOME seller too!
Someone buy this classic light.
One of my favorites too! Very smooth. The tint/beam = beauty. The coloring on this one looks FANTASTIC! This one should not be here long. . ..
And an AWESOME seller too!
Someone buy this classic light.
Drywolf
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
Thank you!
This is the grail light in aluminum. If someone does not know what the mizer version is, here is a description from Don:
"In the advent of the new generation of power LEDs the McLuxIII-PD will use the Seoul P4 LED offering more light with less heat in a very similar beam pattern. The driver is the newer GDx2 driver.
With the now way brighter and more efficient LEDs public demand created a "Mizer" option for the PD which has a high level current of 300mA instead of 525mA ... and increases runtime greatly while maintaining the brightness of the older U-bin LuxIII PDs (approximately)."
This light was upgraded to the GDx2 driver, Seoul P4 LED and mizer option by Don some years back.
Thanks again,
Frank
:)
.
Thank you!
This is the grail light in aluminum. If someone does not know what the mizer version is, here is a description from Don:
"In the advent of the new generation of power LEDs the McLuxIII-PD will use the Seoul P4 LED offering more light with less heat in a very similar beam pattern. The driver is the newer GDx2 driver.
With the now way brighter and more efficient LEDs public demand created a "Mizer" option for the PD which has a high level current of 300mA instead of 525mA ... and increases runtime greatly while maintaining the brightness of the older U-bin LuxIII PDs (approximately)."
This light was upgraded to the GDx2 driver, Seoul P4 LED and mizer option by Don some years back.
Thanks again,
Frank
:)
.
Drywolf
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
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Drywolf
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Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
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Drywolf
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Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
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Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
I just had my PDs upgraded with neutral XM-Ls - WOW. THey are my favorite lights again! Highly recommended. I've got alot of briight lights (triples, quads, triple triples - but I edc the PD). Even without a LED transplant they are highly recommended.
I just had my PDs upgraded with neutral XM-Ls - WOW. THey are my favorite lights again! Highly recommended. I've got alot of briight lights (triples, quads, triple triples - but I edc the PD). Even without a LED transplant they are highly recommended.
chaoss
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Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
I am having a few of mine upgraded to HICRI Nichia 119's and one will be muled.
You really can't beat these lights, they are full of win!
I am having a few of mine upgraded to HICRI Nichia 119's and one will be muled.
You really can't beat these lights, they are full of win!
Drywolf
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: FS: McGizmo PD-S mizer
I was thinking that someone would really go for the mizer option "as is"; it puts out a reasonable amount of light in a very nice tint and runs longer than the stock output PD-S. After you own the light you might want to upgrade it, but I like it as it is configured. I did upgrade another PD-S to one amp with an XP-G and that one was pretty bright!
Frank
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I was thinking that someone would really go for the mizer option "as is"; it puts out a reasonable amount of light in a very nice tint and runs longer than the stock output PD-S. After you own the light you might want to upgrade it, but I like it as it is configured. I did upgrade another PD-S to one amp with an XP-G and that one was pretty bright!
Frank
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