2xC cell yellow 3 watt magmod BUGLIGHT!

That's right!
A flashlight that won't attract those pesky flying insects while you are outside!











Oh, and those Q3's are quite colorful too.



The whole body of the "buglight" is now a (+) ground to be super sure that nothing "buggy" happens to the fragile led.
Notice that the batteries are installed backwards to accomplish this little trick.



I soldered a 1/2 inch piece of bulb spring to the switch contact tab inside to make a good contact with the inner battery cell's (-) back end.
Then added a blob of solder on the tailcap spring for the pictured battery's (+) nose.

COOL! I've never done a yellow or amber Lux I or III mod. I know cameras can play tricks on us with regards to color and intensity, but in reality, does this have a consistant yellow beam rather than the orange in the fourth pic?

Also, is this just direct drive on 2 alkaline cells? Would a red or amber also work well direct drive on 2 C alkaline cells?

Sweet!
A light that's practically named after me!! Shame on you though for not sending 1 to me for evaluation!!

I absolutely LOVE amber LED's. I even have an amber LE for my Aelph lights. They are a wonderful color to use when camping or just walking around at night since they don't attract the bugs!!

Nice job! Wish there were more amber LED products available. an amber Q3 mod would be nice!!