ScubaSnyder
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I dont know if these are cracks or if they are part of the diode covering, but every SSC P4 I see has the same 2 distinct lines ?? Sorry if this was posted before
Cracks in SSC P4 Emitters ??
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nanotech17
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some photos would be great and that would make you a true flashaholic tag 
DaFABRICATA
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You are probably refering to the lead wires connecting to the dies.....just my guess...Photo?
bob4apple
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If every one you see has the same lines,
the odds are a million to one that they are,
indeed, the itsy bitsy wires that deliver electrons
to the emitter.
No photos needed.
the odds are a million to one that they are,
indeed, the itsy bitsy wires that deliver electrons
to the emitter.
No photos needed.
Lightingguy321
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You are seeing the two electrode leads to the LED die, if it is on every LED you own it is not a cracked dome, it is just the way they are supposed to be.
Lightingguy321
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You are seeing the two electrode leads to the LED die, if it is on every LED you own it is not a cracked dome, it is just the way they are supposed to be.
ScubaSnyder
Enlightened
I used this pic from Viren just for quick access of P4, I figure they must be leads to the led, they just look like cracks, interesting to me I guess
The led of the left is the SSC P4, its pretty distinct
Thanks for the info on what they actually are everyone!
The led of the left is the SSC P4, its pretty distinct
Thanks for the info on what they actually are everyone!
KeyGrip
Flashlight Enthusiast
Yea, those are the leads. Can the soft dome on the P4 actually crack?
nanotech17
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[/quote]Thanks for the info on what they actually are everyone![/quote]
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