The Owl (Eule)

My new project!

Data:

Host: Maglite 3D in Camouflage
LED: 4x Cree XR-E R2 at 1,2A
Reflectors: MCR 19 XR with Tritiumvials
Glass: UCL Glass 98% Transmission
CCR: Maxflex 2
Accu: 3s1p 18650er Samsung with 2600mAh and LEDSEE Protection and 3A Multifuse

Pictures:



Day



Night









Accupack:



The Kettle lost some parts.



Acrylic Tube



Protection and Multifuse



Second Cell


Comparison: against 8 Seoul P4 at 1A with Carclo Optics.



normal Exposure: 8 Seoul on left, Owl on right.



-2 Stops: 8 Seoul on left, Owl on right.


Comments!!!


Gruß td

You should do that for a living!!
Great looking work!!

Beautifully done.:twothumbs


Colin.

Very nice! I especially like the black plate with the trits! :twothumbs

Thank You!

Did I mention , when you look directly into the beam?

Gruß td

Good stuff TD that looks wicked:thumbsup:

I really like the clear housing for the batteries and electronics. It keeps everything nice and compact while also protecting it. Very slick idea and I have never seen that done before....very nice work.

The reflector plate is beautiful! The battery pack is well executed as well! Great job!

:twothumbs :twothumbs :twothumbs

That is very impressive. Very clean professional look. I love the front plate around the reflectors and the way the trits look like cross-hairs.

That is very nice work, traildesaster - a beautiful mod, and a very neat job indeed with the electronics.

Having seen this fine work, I almost hesitate to ask you to resize your pics, but please would you do so - the CPF limit is 800 x 600 pixels, and yours are too large.

I did it.

And Thank You for all the comments.

Gruß td

:thumbsup: sweet as!

Nice execution!

How did you heatsink the maxflex2?

Did you turn on the thermal protection (in the menu) and if so what did you set the temperature to?

Nice conservative design, 4 LEDs and 3 li-ion cells. You should get pretty decent runtime and still have the option to dim the light down when needed.

cheers,
george.

Beautiful work!! :thumbsup: As the others have stated, excellent design and execution. Great mastery of both the mechanical and electrical aspects of the design.

nice

More pics to follow. Maybe little instructions!

Gruß td