Software developer from Germany with interests in programming, electronics, flashlights, calculators, writing instruments and various outdoor activities.
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See also: /u/SammysHP@lemmy.world
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Software developer from Germany with interests in programming, electronics, flashlights, calculators, writing instruments and various outdoor activities.
Visit my website for more info and updates.
See also: /u/SammysHP@lemmy.world
You're talking about the 519A version, right? At least the beam pattern of the H04 shouldn't be affected much due to the diffusing optic.
The H04 can be opened easily by removing the screws holding the bezel. The M150 is easy as well, just unscrew the bezel itself.
Yeah, they are inductors used for switching converters (and the one on the left is a real monster!). @thefreeman@lemmy.world is known for high efficiency drivers, so I wouldn't expect anything less.
Reading a voltage would be possible (but the ADC code is already very complex and messy). Some types of drivers have a sense resistor already, but usually it is connected to an opamp and adding another load might cause visible fluctuations in the output.
So yes, it could be possible, but requires a driver redesign and lots of refactoring of Anduril.
Thanks, I try to be here whenever the federation is working. Saw your comment just now because it wasn't pushed to my instance...
Yeah, the hanklight was the inspiration for my mod.
Using gitd tape would just cause another tint in the beam. It has aux LEDs, that's enough locator for me.

Not sure why you don't see the post. I checked right after posting it and it was already pushed to lemmy.world.
If you want to go professional, there isn't much choice. Either The Sofirn/BLF LT1 or the smaller Sofirn LT1S Pro. Both have the Anduril operating system with a very complex, but also very powerful UI, they have adjustable color temperature and brightness â both either stepped or smooth â and the LT1S Pro even has a red channel!
Wurkkos TS12, compact 14500 thrower:
thanks for using Leebra!
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