lightningbug
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I'm sure some of you already tried this, but I haven't seen any posts yet. So....I thought I'd add my $.02.
Taking a 2 stage modded tailcap from one of my L1Ps and putting it on my L2T, gains a lower first stage output. So now, I have low, medium and high output with a twisty. The first stage can be controlled by the value of resistor used. In mine, I used a 9.2ohm 1/4 watt. That value is about ideal in the L1P, but you may want to use a higher value resistor for the L2T (I don't have any other values in the house). When the switch is set to "low", the bezel switch is ineffective. However, when the switch is set to "high", the bezel switch works normally, and the highest setting can be considered "turbo".
I just thought I'd let everyone know that it does in fact work.:goodjob:
Taking a 2 stage modded tailcap from one of my L1Ps and putting it on my L2T, gains a lower first stage output. So now, I have low, medium and high output with a twisty. The first stage can be controlled by the value of resistor used. In mine, I used a 9.2ohm 1/4 watt. That value is about ideal in the L1P, but you may want to use a higher value resistor for the L2T (I don't have any other values in the house). When the switch is set to "low", the bezel switch is ineffective. However, when the switch is set to "high", the bezel switch works normally, and the highest setting can be considered "turbo".
I just thought I'd let everyone know that it does in fact work.:goodjob:
