The-David
Flashaholic, Formerly KE7AYF
So I have one of the higher end head lamps made py Princeton, The yucon HL. Its 3 5mm leds and one Lux led... the oinley problem is the lux is NASTY sticky green and a side emiter and the three 5mm leds are nice for flod but dont incres the run time at all. So I did what any eltronix freek would do, I took it apart and gess what I found
SOOO COOL
The Main Lux emiter (in the center) Is a PR flang asembley thats soderd in from the rear.
I know what your thinking, So what? Well theres a companey that makes a REALY nice, Lambertian Luxeon I PR flang bulb entended for upgrading lights made by EverLED http://www.ledsupply.com/evflbu.html. SOOO I can unsoder this one and soder in a new, regulated EverLED and have a Realy nice regulated headlap, fix the coller and probley make it lots birgher. Then all I have to do is add soum resitince on the 3 5mm leds and were in busines with a custom headlamp.
Anyone have any input. This headlamp oinley runs off of 3XAA but I think the EverLED should be OK with that. The oinley thing I am REALY woryed about is sodering to the EverLED, dont want to trash a $40 bulb. This is my first realy involved mod so any advice is grate
SOOO COOL
The Main Lux emiter (in the center) Is a PR flang asembley thats soderd in from the rear.
I know what your thinking, So what? Well theres a companey that makes a REALY nice, Lambertian Luxeon I PR flang bulb entended for upgrading lights made by EverLED http://www.ledsupply.com/evflbu.html. SOOO I can unsoder this one and soder in a new, regulated EverLED and have a Realy nice regulated headlap, fix the coller and probley make it lots birgher. Then all I have to do is add soum resitince on the 3 5mm leds and were in busines with a custom headlamp.
Anyone have any input. This headlamp oinley runs off of 3XAA but I think the EverLED should be OK with that. The oinley thing I am REALY woryed about is sodering to the EverLED, dont want to trash a $40 bulb. This is my first realy involved mod so any advice is grate
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