Why SF don't make Nitrolon LED light?
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mossyoak
Flashlight Enthusiast
i dont know about the e or l series but i would kill for a 3 watt g2 from the factory otherwise i could just make my own from bugoutgearusa
alvdll said:I always toss my lights around abd now my L4 have some nicks on the body, how nice if the L4 is Nitrolon.
Nitrolon doesn't conduct heat. LED's need a thermal path from the die to the surrounding air and plastics won't cut it.
chesterqw
Flashlight Enthusiast
if there is one, it will be either a luxeon I at 200to300ma or luxeon III at 300to500ma.
this is the only 2 option you have if you want it in a polymer body as polymer cannot conduct heat away and the top 2 option doesn't create alot of heat.
this is the only 2 option you have if you want it in a polymer body as polymer cannot conduct heat away and the top 2 option doesn't create alot of heat.
cheapo
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you could have a metal inside... and just a thin layer of nitrolon on the metal.
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roguesw
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i second an idea for a nitrolon LED light but maybe the entire light doesnt have to be nitrolong, the main body and tailcap and have a 3 part bezel like the L4, the top most bezel part can be nitrolon, and the 2nd and 3rd part of the bezel can be aluminum for heatsinking effectively the parts housing the LED and driver can be aluminum
the rest can be nitrolon
a composite light could be a compromise
the rest can be nitrolon
a composite light could be a compromise
Illum
Flashaholic
toss this fellow in to your G2 is you want to make it an LED, really defeats the purpose....of high intensity incan
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http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/wolf_6vd26.htm
[font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Wolf-Eyes D26 3W LED Lamp[/font]
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/wolf_6vd26.htm
The seems to be a problem with the Wolf-Eyes D26 3W LED Lamp in newer Pila or Surefire lights:
Scroll down to the bottom of the page at:
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/wolf_6vd26.htm
and read the conclusion.
I wouldn't recommend it for the newer Pila or Surefire lights unless you enjoy having your light blink high-low every 10-15 seconds after being on for a few minutes.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page at:
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/wolf_6vd26.htm
and read the conclusion.
I wouldn't recommend it for the newer Pila or Surefire lights unless you enjoy having your light blink high-low every 10-15 seconds after being on for a few minutes.
the fuzz
Enlightened
why dont you get a kl3 or kl5 addon to the G2
Solves your led light problem
Solves your led light problem
