I think the price will be a little lower than the XR-E, but I can not tell exactly how much. The performance will be better depending on the bin you get. I know Q4 is available, this bin is rated at 100-107lm @ 350mA. The P4 is rated at 80-87lm @ 350mA, so the Q4 will be on average 20 lumen brighter.How much are these and, is the performance expected to be similar (but much better?) than the P4s I was going to use for some Aspherical Mag mods?
Sounds like a great product for small flashlights, like the AAA cell ones. Why put a more expensive 1000 ma LED in one when it is not to be driven 1/2 as much like the XR-E in the Fenix LOD?
For us without any idea about those leds, in what areas are those better than, say, a XR-E Q5 ? My memory may be bad, but 100-107lm @ 350mA sounds lower.
For us without any idea about those leds, in what areas are those better than, say, a XR-E Q5 ? My memory may be bad, but 100-107lm @ 350mA sounds lower.
We are pretty sure that since the XP-E doesn't have a metal ring around the dome, it will get rid of the famous "Cree rings", and yield a MUCH better beam pattern.
Not having the conductive ring is also a plus in that it doesn't short on metal reflectors anymore.
It's not the ring that shorts; it's the top contacts. But the XP-E still doesn't have those either.
DAMN! That thing is TINY!!
So reflow soldering is the only option?
Where can I buy some in the US?
I've never seen a Rebel emitter but I can confirm from a sample that the XP-E is very very small Good news is that it IS possible to solder them manually. Just grind away the electric path on the bottom, mount them with some adhesive thermal compound and solder the wires to the top paths.
We need more information about the light, can you specify?How will a Cree XP-E work unter water, just a question if i put it in a dive DIY Light will it be to small ?
3 up Linear boards to suit those 10mm optics. Tight so we can make arrays.if anyone has suggestions about other boards ?? let me know