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Hey All,
Its been a Wail since i actual posted a Thread on these and is why iam Making this thread. There has been quit a few Regular members buying the driver then asking me for the info thread or something they can link too. Well I figured to put everything in this one thread.
Most of you know the X-Drive V6 has been around for quit a long time now around 1 Year and has been proven to work good.
Ive Sold Over 1200 drivers as of Jan, 07 2013 with yet to have anyone come back to me with an Issue with them.:wave:
I take alot of Pride in my work especially drivers. You will see this in the pictures and if you ever bought one. Ive made many drivers and many versions of the X-Drive . I even have a 3A X-Boost V7 coming soon with NO Release date Yet.
The specific X-Drive V6 iam speaking of and that is for sale in this thread is the Mini X-Drive V6 .
Iam going to try to keep all my driver stuff in this thread so your not jumping from thread to thread. I have many more releases to come.
So here we start off with Pictures of the Driver......
Here is some information on the drivers:
I can set the driver at basically any currant you want.
Most Popular i noticed are:
120mA
170mA
190mA
450mA
500mA
550mA
950mA
1A
1.2A
1.5A
1.65A
1.74A
1.76A
1.8A
1.82
1.9A
2.0A
2.1A
2.2A
2.3A
You get the Point....
Basically i can set it to any currant you want with most of the time being within 10mA.
So Remeber ^The list above is just what i see most people ordering but i can set the driver as low as you want and as high as up to ~ 3.6A.
Spec:
Driver Kind - Buck
Currant Range - 5mA to 2900mA with 3A MAX
Currant Setting - Set with Resistor
Voltage Input - 5.6v - 16v Depending on the load it can go to 3.7v in
Some of you will have noticed that parts have changed and thats for the better. I went out Searching for lower profile parts. The Inductor side really does not mater though its nice to make it as thin as possible but on the back side where the main IC is every part on that side is LOWER then the IC.
What this means is when you want to heatsink the driver you dont have to worry about any clearance issues with it shorting. Though this driver does not need heatsink much i recommend it over 1.6A for continuous run time or 1.7A if using a long duty cycle ~2 minutes. But again the driver barely gets hot. There is also a built in thermal protection that i have not seen before. I will be uploading a video shortly to show this. Basically you cannot kill this driver due to over heating.
Price:
I sell them for $15....
Shortly you will also start seeing them pop up on laser stores on the web as i cannot keep up.
As Always.....
:thanks: For Looking.!!!
:thanks: For all the support.:beer:
FS: X-Drive V6 Mini....
Its been a Wail since i actual posted a Thread on these and is why iam Making this thread. There has been quit a few Regular members buying the driver then asking me for the info thread or something they can link too. Well I figured to put everything in this one thread.
Most of you know the X-Drive V6 has been around for quit a long time now around 1 Year and has been proven to work good.
Ive Sold Over 1200 drivers as of Jan, 07 2013 with yet to have anyone come back to me with an Issue with them.:wave:I take alot of Pride in my work especially drivers. You will see this in the pictures and if you ever bought one.
Ive made many drivers and many versions of the X-Drive . I even have a 3A X-Boost V7 coming soon with NO Release date Yet.The specific X-Drive V6 iam speaking of and that is for sale in this thread is the Mini X-Drive V6 .
Iam going to try to keep all my driver stuff in this thread so your not jumping from thread to thread. I have many more releases to come.
So here we start off with Pictures of the Driver......
Pictures:
Here is a Couple Pictures of the Dimensions:
Here is a Couple Pictures of the Dimensions:
Here is some information on the drivers:
I can set the driver at basically any currant you want.
Most Popular i noticed are:
120mA
170mA
190mA
450mA
500mA
550mA
950mA
1A
1.2A
1.5A
1.65A
1.74A
1.76A
1.8A
1.82
1.9A
2.0A
2.1A
2.2A
2.3A
You get the Point....
Basically i can set it to any currant you want with most of the time being within 10mA.
So Remeber ^The list above is just what i see most people ordering but i can set the driver as low as you want and as high as up to ~ 3.6A.
Spec:
Driver Kind - Buck
Currant Range - 5mA to 2900mA with 3A MAX
Currant Setting - Set with Resistor
Voltage Input - 5.6v - 16v Depending on the load it can go to 3.7v in
Some of you will have noticed that parts have changed and thats for the better.
I went out Searching for lower profile parts. The Inductor side really does not mater though its nice to make it as thin as possible but on the back side where the main IC is every part on that side is LOWER then the IC. What this means is when you want to heatsink the driver you dont have to worry about any clearance issues with it shorting. Though this driver does not need heatsink much i recommend it over 1.6A for continuous run time or 1.7A if using a long duty cycle ~2 minutes. But again the driver barely gets hot. There is also a built in thermal protection that i have not seen before. I will be uploading a video shortly to show this. Basically you cannot kill this driver due to over heating.Price:
I sell them for $15....
Shortly you will also start seeing them pop up on laser stores on the web as i cannot keep up.
As Always.....
:thanks: For Looking.!!!
Here is some Feed back ive gotton From Memebers here:
I will add to the chorus here -
These are phenomenal drivers. They were used in the first direct-green diode handheld build (hehe
I know that these are still a bit of a labour of love for Lazeerer, but I truly think these would be great candidates for a DrLava-style mass-production run of like 1,000 pcs. These are the most flexible bucks I've come across. My only complaint is that there aren't more of them out there in the world!
AMAZING soldering! I Don't know how he did this.
I sent PayPal for that 1.3 Amp X-Drive buck driver...
These are great drivers!
I've bought several of these x drives before and they're pretty awesome... I made a 2 watt pen already with one
Why buy a linear driver when such a buck driver exists?
:thanks: For all the support.:beer:
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