Maglite 2D LED Flashlight upgrade help!!
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Long John
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Hello Tony
You could mod your light by yourself. The easyiest way with a heatsink, DD and 2D-6AA holder (2parallelx3 in series) and a T or better U-bin with the stock reflector.
Take a look what's possible:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/131800
Best regards
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Tom
You could mod your light by yourself. The easyiest way with a heatsink, DD and 2D-6AA holder (2parallelx3 in series) and a T or better U-bin with the stock reflector.
Take a look what's possible:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/131800
Best regards
____
Tom
Long John
Flashlight Enthusiast
There are different replacement upgrades but I'm not sure, if they are brighter than the stock leds.
Take a look here:
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews_index/reviews_index_ledbulbs.htm
Best regards
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Tom
Take a look here:
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews_index/reviews_index_ledbulbs.htm
Best regards
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Tom
Brighteyez
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What exactly are you trying to achieve and what were your expectations? The Mag LED is one of the brightest, if not the brightest ones that is available for a 2 cell light.
Perhaps an LED isn't what you're looking for, but rather a light source that puts out more light? If that's the case, you'll probably better off with an incandescent bulb.
Perhaps an LED isn't what you're looking for, but rather a light source that puts out more light? If that's the case, you'll probably better off with an incandescent bulb.
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bimemrboy318
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You could try to fit 3 or 4 C sized cells and upgrade the LED to the 3 or 4 cell LED. Then put the 2 cell LED in another flashlight. But there has been a review here that says the 3 cell LED running on 3 cells is the brightest in the Mag LED family.
