Also will this bulb burn paper?
You've
got to get to the incan forum. You'll fit right in with that attitude.
Re: follow Black Rose's advice, you may
the bulb with-out seeing any light at all.
You must read the incan guide. It's long, but if you read it you'll learn things like:
The cr123, while rated at 3v, will not hold that voltage for long under a high-draw incan lamp assembly, or tactical incan. While the eo-6 is designed to take 6v at start up, the cells quickly sag to 2.7v and the lamp assembly is designed to eke out a pleasing white beam with a lower running voltage (~5.4v). 16430's (rcr123's) are 4.2v hot off the charger, two of them in your solarforce L2 give 8.4v on start up. That may poof the bulb without a moment of brilliant incan goodness. Further, they'll hold at ~3.7v a piece (7.4v) running, which you now know isn't just 1.4v above rated spec, but nearer 2v above expected drive current. These tactical LA's have little headroom. They're pushed to give highest / whitest output but that means when Lux Luther does his 'destructive incan tests,' bulbs are poofing at .02v above rated spec.
There are lots of options for burning things. Lots of cpf incan users have lights that can't be left loaded. I dunno if the Lumens factory IMR EO-9 (or 12) will do it. Easiest is probably a Five Mega sunlight drop-in. But again, you're now using IMR cells and an upgraded switch.
Best,
Linger