Krzyshng
Newly Enlightened
Ok so I have multiple questions regarding pressure switches that I'm hoping can help me determine if what I'm planning is even possible. I have never modified any flashlights so I have a severe lack of knowledge in this area.
First of all how does a remote pressure switch even work? By that I mean with a physical tailcap clicky the spring makes contact and completes the circuit and the light turns on, so what is happening when the pad is pressed?
To go with that if one is able to adapt a tailcap or transfer the switch internals to another cap will the switch work with another light assuming both are forward clicky?
To better explain what I'd like to do if a light has some sort of electronic switch like the Spark ST6 series of headlamps is it possible to add a momentary on feature either through a physical clicky or pressure switch added to the end cap?
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First of all how does a remote pressure switch even work? By that I mean with a physical tailcap clicky the spring makes contact and completes the circuit and the light turns on, so what is happening when the pad is pressed?
To go with that if one is able to adapt a tailcap or transfer the switch internals to another cap will the switch work with another light assuming both are forward clicky?
To better explain what I'd like to do if a light has some sort of electronic switch like the Spark ST6 series of headlamps is it possible to add a momentary on feature either through a physical clicky or pressure switch added to the end cap?
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