Hey all,
I've been following this forum for a while now and love all the brilliant stuff you guys (and girls) come up with.
As my MagLite 2D is growing old I'm getting serious about converting it - but now many many questions are born and I hope you can help me out. :duh2:
My dream would be a rechargeable System with a (as bright as possible) LED and at least 3h runtime at high.
Three to four modes [Low + high + strobe + (medium)] would be nice.
If possible i would like a voltage-control (maybe with status-led?) inside the flashlight and some sort of socket in the back for loading.
Also it would be awesome if the strobe was at the 18-20Hz (as mentioned in Grizzlyb's thread) but it really doesn't have to.
I can get to a lathe + milling machine as a heat sink will be needed.
And last but not least: the stuff should be available in Europe/Austria and not cost me a fortune as I'm still in college
Hope you guys can help me out. :thinking:
Sincerely yours,
Alex
I've been following this forum for a while now and love all the brilliant stuff you guys (and girls) come up with.
As my MagLite 2D is growing old I'm getting serious about converting it - but now many many questions are born and I hope you can help me out. :duh2:
My dream would be a rechargeable System with a (as bright as possible) LED and at least 3h runtime at high.
Three to four modes [Low + high + strobe + (medium)] would be nice.
If possible i would like a voltage-control (maybe with status-led?) inside the flashlight and some sort of socket in the back for loading.
Also it would be awesome if the strobe was at the 18-20Hz (as mentioned in Grizzlyb's thread) but it really doesn't have to.
I can get to a lathe + milling machine as a heat sink will be needed.
And last but not least: the stuff should be available in Europe/Austria and not cost me a fortune as I'm still in college
Hope you guys can help me out. :thinking:
Sincerely yours,
Alex