Mag 2D triple SST-90 @ 6000 lumens, easy to build

overdog

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Hello,

just want to share some pics about a new build with you. My intention was to

make a triple SST-90 and keep it as simple as possible for low budget and

being easy to build cause I did no longer want to take one of my more

cost intensive lights for my nightly dog walking, so I put the following

parts together: a Mag 2D, 3x SST-90 (W65S-GN100 binning), 3x AW IMR 26500,

custom made heatsink, mag stock switch, DX triple reflector for hopefully good

throw (inspired by a nice triple SST-50 built from ma_sha1) 20ga teflon wire:



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…round piece of metal from ebay (costs at about 1$) as a heatsink, lots of glue

(forgot to clean after I pressed the emitters to the plate over night) switch:



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…all together in the Mag head- I rasped the reflector on the upside only for

about 3mm down, just that much so that I could fix the bezel to the head,

it does not screw down completely:



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…Mag 2D triple SST-90:



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…neighbourhood at night, controlshot:

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…Mag 2D triple SST-90 @ 6000 lumens:

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Thank you for watching best regards from Frankfurt,

Steffen.

:wave:
 

PilleLED

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hi big work you done
whats the burntime and the degree of the light
 

overdog

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...resources of the heatsinking for this light had been really "small"- all the lights I built are not heavily glued or fixed that much, that you could not use the parts to go on with modifying- but this light, after it fell on the floor for one time, started to go blue after about 40 seconds- and I could not find anything wrong after it fell down- so I screwed the small heatsinking to the mag-head, then it worked (before no glue, no screws, only pressed to heatsink by screwing down mag bezel..). Meanwhile I do not own this light any more- but it seems to work so far...

best regards,
steffen
:wave:
 
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