VanIsleDSM
Enlightened
This is not the full sales thread.
Looking for someone with a solarforce L2P that wants to test my switch for fitment in their light. I'm nearly certain that the tailcap and light is exactly the same dimensionally as the uniquefire clone I was using to test, but I want to make sure before I start letting them go.
$33
Shipping is $8.50 to USA, $11.50 internationally
Surefure model shown, L2P model includes spacers to fit.
For my drop-ins I had to develope a switch that could handle the current, and this is the result. Also useful for those who like to direct drive. You can expect increased output in direct drive lights, and increased runtime in regulated lights. This will be more noticeable with higher current applications.
12A continuous @ 0.0043 R
12V MAX
18 gauge beryllium copper spring, plated in pure silver for conductivity.
24K gold plated contacts
Panasonic 3V 1216 Lithium coin cell included
These are all hand made, hand dipped gold plating, home etched PCB boards. There's a lot of time and craftmanship into each one. If they catch on, I'll start having the PCBs made, and see what else I can automate to try and keep them available.
There is a coin cell battery included. It is required for the operation of the switch. It is easily replaceable, as is the clicking mechanism itself, should it ever fail (though is carries only nanoamps, unlike a regular switch, so there is virtually zero arcing to wear out the contacts)
The coin cell, because only nanoamps are drawn, will also last for nearly it's shelf life, which is around 10 years. If you have any doubts about the health of the coin cell, you can easily check it's voltage with a multimeter without taking any of the switch apart.
Looking for someone with a solarforce L2P that wants to test my switch for fitment in their light. I'm nearly certain that the tailcap and light is exactly the same dimensionally as the uniquefire clone I was using to test, but I want to make sure before I start letting them go.
$33
Shipping is $8.50 to USA, $11.50 internationally
Surefure model shown, L2P model includes spacers to fit.
For my drop-ins I had to develope a switch that could handle the current, and this is the result. Also useful for those who like to direct drive. You can expect increased output in direct drive lights, and increased runtime in regulated lights. This will be more noticeable with higher current applications.
12A continuous @ 0.0043 R
12V MAX
18 gauge beryllium copper spring, plated in pure silver for conductivity.
24K gold plated contacts
Panasonic 3V 1216 Lithium coin cell included
These are all hand made, hand dipped gold plating, home etched PCB boards. There's a lot of time and craftmanship into each one. If they catch on, I'll start having the PCBs made, and see what else I can automate to try and keep them available.
There is a coin cell battery included. It is required for the operation of the switch. It is easily replaceable, as is the clicking mechanism itself, should it ever fail (though is carries only nanoamps, unlike a regular switch, so there is virtually zero arcing to wear out the contacts)
The coin cell, because only nanoamps are drawn, will also last for nearly it's shelf life, which is around 10 years. If you have any doubts about the health of the coin cell, you can easily check it's voltage with a multimeter without taking any of the switch apart.
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