Klarus XT 10 user here.
The light has been holding up well for excess of three months with the use of Trustfire 2500mah 18650's with superb run times. The light gets used every day for hours on end. The flashlight shows it wear with sharp edges from the trips to the pavement.
As a backup, I purchased sf123 batteries. The sf batteries seemed to have enhanced brightness quiet a bit but run time was mediocre at best.
The sf runs a total of 6vdc, while the Trustfire runs 4.2 max.
The question; Klarus recomends 3-10vdc. How can I put more power through the light safely, and keep runtimes. WILLING AND ABLE TO BORE OR CUSTOM MAKE AN EXTENSION TUBE. Prefer bore, since extension tube will need o-rings and color matched.
Under most circumstances I wouldn't modify a $80 perfectly working light, however, the light is a few months old and with the soon purchase of a XT 1a or 2a, I don't mind testing the potential of the xml.
The light has been holding up well for excess of three months with the use of Trustfire 2500mah 18650's with superb run times. The light gets used every day for hours on end. The flashlight shows it wear with sharp edges from the trips to the pavement.
As a backup, I purchased sf123 batteries. The sf batteries seemed to have enhanced brightness quiet a bit but run time was mediocre at best.
The sf runs a total of 6vdc, while the Trustfire runs 4.2 max.
The question; Klarus recomends 3-10vdc. How can I put more power through the light safely, and keep runtimes. WILLING AND ABLE TO BORE OR CUSTOM MAKE AN EXTENSION TUBE. Prefer bore, since extension tube will need o-rings and color matched.
Under most circumstances I wouldn't modify a $80 perfectly working light, however, the light is a few months old and with the soon purchase of a XT 1a or 2a, I don't mind testing the potential of the xml.
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