GarageBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Is the Jr Lux current regulated like BadBoy Sandwiches, Surefire KL conversions, Arc LSs etc?
Streamlight Jr Lux 2xAA, current regulated?
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Teethmonkey
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Does anybody know?
MrMom
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SL Jr is a regulated light. It is at the top of my list for beat bang for the buck.
nerdgineer
Flashlight Enthusiast
I think the general consensus was that it was nicely regulated, probably by voltage and not by current. Lots of threads if you do a search or look through quickbeam's review site.
AtomSphere
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yup its regulated
Roy
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Looks like some sort of regulation to me! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
PhotonBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
On both fresh alkaline and NiMH cells, it appears to be equally bright, whatever that implies. I haven't seen any graphs using NiMH, but I've read reports here saying that some get up to 2 hours on NiMH.
robk
Enlightened
I've posted this before, but it seems appropriate here. This is a SL Jr Lux on 2 AA NiMH (1800mAh cells), using Scopeview and a photocell. It shows relative output, not calibrated. I did it to see where it would drop out of regulation. As it says, it is 15 minutes per division, so almost 2 hours is practical.
Rob
Rob
GarageBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
I know it's regulated, but is it current regulated or voltage regulated?
nerdgineer
Flashlight Enthusiast
The slight slope in the battery discharge curve for alkalines suggests it is voltage, not current regulated.
GarageBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Thanks!
