Due to lack of interest, capability and/or quotations from the primary machinists, this project offering is being cancelled.
I apologize to everyone who expressed interest. I will pursue some secondary routes to getting some units made up but it doesn't look good.
Again, sorry everyone.
Wilkey
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Hi everyone. The main Project Aurora thread has gotten quite long so I thought it might be best to start an official "interest" thread here in C-M BST.
Please post here if you have interest in this turn-key project for the world's brightest 3D-form flashlight. At this point, it's my ultimate hot-wire creation and one that has drawn an "Oh S$@#t" from almost everyone who's seen it in action. Well, except for my dad. He doesn't like to swear in front of his kids /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
At this point, the body is still a heavily modified Mag 3D although I am exploring the possibility of getting a custom-made tube. It'll still look substantially like a Mag body in shape. In either case, I've inquired about special finishes (such as HA3 and electroless nickel) and special metals of construction. For example, I'm personally lusting after a high-polish brass unit. Mmm, fistful of gold. Mmmmm.
What I know now about this project is that it is likely to cost between $250-$350 depending on the options. The majority of this is in the custom metal work for the body and AuroraDaddy 3" head. You will also need to provide your own charger or I can refer you to the flexible and cost effective components I use in the development of the Aurora. If you have a flexible charger capable of charging 11 cells in series, you should be all set.
I will also supply bulbs at cost and provide links to the best sources for replacements. Everything from 1,200 and 1,700 lumen axials to the 4,000 lumen HOLA bulb.
I'll take questions in this thread and will be updating here as the design reaches finalization.
Thanks for your interest.
Wilkey
I apologize to everyone who expressed interest. I will pursue some secondary routes to getting some units made up but it doesn't look good.
Again, sorry everyone.
Wilkey
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Hi everyone. The main Project Aurora thread has gotten quite long so I thought it might be best to start an official "interest" thread here in C-M BST.
Please post here if you have interest in this turn-key project for the world's brightest 3D-form flashlight. At this point, it's my ultimate hot-wire creation and one that has drawn an "Oh S$@#t" from almost everyone who's seen it in action. Well, except for my dad. He doesn't like to swear in front of his kids /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
At this point, the body is still a heavily modified Mag 3D although I am exploring the possibility of getting a custom-made tube. It'll still look substantially like a Mag body in shape. In either case, I've inquired about special finishes (such as HA3 and electroless nickel) and special metals of construction. For example, I'm personally lusting after a high-polish brass unit. Mmm, fistful of gold. Mmmmm.
What I know now about this project is that it is likely to cost between $250-$350 depending on the options. The majority of this is in the custom metal work for the body and AuroraDaddy 3" head. You will also need to provide your own charger or I can refer you to the flexible and cost effective components I use in the development of the Aurora. If you have a flexible charger capable of charging 11 cells in series, you should be all set.
I will also supply bulbs at cost and provide links to the best sources for replacements. Everything from 1,200 and 1,700 lumen axials to the 4,000 lumen HOLA bulb.
I'll take questions in this thread and will be updating here as the design reaches finalization.
Thanks for your interest.
Wilkey