DX 7612 1000ma 16 mode driver
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Raymond
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Re: DX 7135 1000ma 16 mode driver
SKU?
SKU?
Raymond
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Re: DX 7135 1000ma 16 mode driver
Well, that's a coincedence
I have the 7612, see my thread here: https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/192283
It works fine in my flashlight. However, the 16 modes in 3 groups are just way too many So, I ordered a different driver from kaidomain.
Here's a pic of how to wire them: http://www.pbase.com/yenb/image/85972550/original.jpg
Well, that's a coincedence
I have the 7612, see my thread here: https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/192283It works fine in my flashlight. However, the 16 modes in 3 groups are just way too many
So, I ordered a different driver from kaidomain.Here's a pic of how to wire them: http://www.pbase.com/yenb/image/85972550/original.jpg
Raymond
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Re: DX 7135 1000ma 16 mode driver
What's your input/battery voltage?
What's your input/battery voltage?
TorchBoy
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Re: DX 7135 1000ma 16 mode driver
Nos, "7135" refers to the AMC7135 linear regulator chip used on these boards.
DX's SKU 7135 is "Foam Lined Aluminum Case for iPhone (Black)".
Nos, "7135" refers to the AMC7135 linear regulator chip used on these boards.
DX's SKU 7135 is "Foam Lined Aluminum Case for iPhone (Black)".
Raymond
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Re: DX 7135 1000ma 16 mode driver
Then I have no idea why they don't work like they're supposed to. If you've wired them correctly (like in the picture and the battery+ to the center of the bottom and battery- to the outside), and with an 18650 the boards should work.
You know that switching modes is just a little press on the switch, right? Very quickly off and on.
The only thing I can think off, is that these boards aren't programmed correctly. I have read in a thread here that that can happen.
When did you receive the boards?
Then I have no idea why they don't work like they're supposed to. If you've wired them correctly (like in the picture and the battery+ to the center of the bottom and battery- to the outside), and with an 18650 the boards should work.
You know that switching modes is just a little press on the switch, right? Very quickly off and on.
The only thing I can think off, is that these boards aren't programmed correctly. I have read in a thread here that that can happen.
When did you receive the boards?
