SF E1e Led drop-in, low power - long runtime

Energie

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Maybe it was posted before, I dont' know.
You need a (defective) MNxx bulb, one RCR123 (3,6 V),
a Super MJ-Led (uncut) and a 2-2,2 Ohm resistor.
The led is driven at 80-160 mA.
The output is a bit brighter than the Aviator A2 on low
und much brighter than the ARC AAA-P.
Runtime is 7-9 h.
A nice drop-in for backup, when using the E1e with incands.

*** Important: do not remove the wire from
the bottom contact of the lamp assembly.
This part is hard to solder ***

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E1e-drop-in, distance 2 Meter

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Surefire A2 (3 leds)

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Blindasabat

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Nice Job. Drop in mods rock. Nice backup to an incan too! Wish I had not thrown away a MN01 bulb I blew a few months ago. I remember wondering if I could use it, but thought "Noooo, I should just throw it away..." Bummer.
 
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RGB_LED

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Energie, I keep finding your posts on mods for the SF E1e heads and they rock! :goodjob:

I have some spare 5mm LED's and want to do this mod but the MJ-LED's sound great; 10-12 Lumens. Do you have any numbers on runtimes?
 

KDOG3

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What about the Nichia Jupiter leds or even the Rigels (which I can't find). The Jupiter supposedly puts out 51 lumens at 350mah. Might need to use a converter board though...
 

TMorita

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What about the Nichia Jupiter leds or even the Rigels (which I can't find). The Jupiter supposedly puts out 51 lumens at 350mah. Might need to use a converter board though...

I have a few Rigels, if you want some.

PM me more more info.

Toshi
 

Brizzler

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Nice. Would this work when running 1*CR123 or 2*CR123 (primaries)? Would a different resistor be needed?
 

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