LED Zeppelin
Flashlight Enthusiast
This is a drop-in module for the Surefire KT4 head. Full details of the MZ line can be found here, with the pertinent post here. This module is very similar save for the LED bin and recoded Remora with spaced out levels (lower lo and med), and revised timing.
Details:
- (3) SSC P7 DSVNI, Vf of string = 10.3V @ 3A
- Contact piece has a spring for universal use with FM 3 X 17670 holder in stock body or Megalennium
- recoded Remora with lower levels of 1.5%, 18%, and 100%. Switch timing for level changes is nearly identical to the GDuP.
Installed in a KT4 clone:
Purchase options:
- bare module, DIY installation, $375
- installed in your KT4, $395
- installed in the KT4 clone pictured above, $445
- installed in a brand new M6, no FM holder, $650
- FM 3 X 17670 holder, add $40
- Other used M6 hosts available, inquire.
Price includes PP fees and US shipping, international additional at cost.
Adding some beamshots to give you and idea of how the new Remora levels are spaced. The first set is of the subject module. The second is of a similar module with DSWOJ and the old Remora. Both were mounted on the same Megalennium body.
The new lo level doesn't even show up. You can read by it in darkness, but not while preserving your night vision. Outdoors you can see the area directly underneath you, but not much farther.
Beamshots are all taken at the same settings: ISO 200, white balance sunshine, F4, 1/8 sec.
Details:
- (3) SSC P7 DSVNI, Vf of string = 10.3V @ 3A
- Contact piece has a spring for universal use with FM 3 X 17670 holder in stock body or Megalennium
- recoded Remora with lower levels of 1.5%, 18%, and 100%. Switch timing for level changes is nearly identical to the GDuP.
Installed in a KT4 clone:
Purchase options:
- bare module, DIY installation, $375
- installed in your KT4, $395
- installed in the KT4 clone pictured above, $445
- installed in a brand new M6, no FM holder, $650
- FM 3 X 17670 holder, add $40
- Other used M6 hosts available, inquire.
Price includes PP fees and US shipping, international additional at cost.
Adding some beamshots to give you and idea of how the new Remora levels are spaced. The first set is of the subject module. The second is of a similar module with DSWOJ and the old Remora. Both were mounted on the same Megalennium body.
The new lo level doesn't even show up. You can read by it in darkness, but not while preserving your night vision. Outdoors you can see the area directly underneath you, but not much farther.
Beamshots are all taken at the same settings: ISO 200, white balance sunshine, F4, 1/8 sec.
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The low on it is still pretty bright. Did you recode the driver yourself? I think a lower low would be more usefull. On the other hand... when I show the light off, I make sure it's on low mode. Then when people comment about how bright it is I get to tell them... "that's the low level":naughty:... here's medium... and high:devil:
times, and both times Dennis helped me out. Pure Class!
