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Has anyone tried it? I'm not sure how you would properly heat sink it. Also the reflector might be a bit small.
Has anyone put a p7 into a p60 drop in?
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Found this: http://monozof.at.webry.info/200804/article_10.html (may want to use a translator)
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This looks very interesting. I think we are quite close to a P7 drop-in.
Use Japanese to EnglishFound this: http://monozof.at.webry.info/200804/article_10.html (may want to use a translator)
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Found this: http://monozof.at.webry.info/200804/article_10.html (may want to use a translator)
Very cool mod
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That is a brilliant find!!!...:twothumbs
It is possible, (I wasn't sure about the pill size)
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Hmm.
I wonder how hard can a P7 practically be driven in P60 drop-in - with its less than stellar heatsinking capabilities. Probably no higher than 1.2-1.5A. The question is, is it really going to be much brighter than a slightly overdriven single Cree Q5?
I wonder how hard can a P7 practically be driven in P60 drop-in - with its less than stellar heatsinking capabilities. Probably no higher than 1.2-1.5A. The question is, is it really going to be much brighter than a slightly overdriven single Cree Q5?
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x2... I think its asking a lot of the 6P design to dissipate that much heat over such a small surface area. But then again, that P7 DX torch isn't much bigger than the 6P, and it uses a plastic reflector. I am not sure how much heat is conducted through the reflector? But logically you would think an all aluminum design would fare better.
FWIW... the DX-R2 dropin gets pretty warm after ~10 minutes, sitting on a desk. HOWEVER actual use in the field with a little movement and cool air circulating over the light keeps it surprisingly cool. In-field its just a little warm around the bezel.
Multi-modes would be really nice though.
