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3x SS C3 (450,520,638nm) Overview

Machro

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Yo guys,

Just wanted to show of the builds I've been working on the past few months (consider that waiting for the parts counts as working time too lol)

From left to right:

First one uses an Oclaro 700mw diode running at 1400ma (~900mw) from an 4x AMC7135 board with an 3 element 650nm coated lens

Second one uses an Osram PL515 powered by an x-boost mini at 160ma with an acrylic lens. So power should be about 40mw

Third one was a tricky build.
I used your typical 18V 5W DX buck driver @1.25A with an Osram PLTB450B and and an 3 element 445nm coated lens (<1.2W).
The problem was that the stock flashlight only fitted one AA type 3.7 Li-ion but I needed a power supply of >6V.
So i sanded down the inner barrel (took almost an entire week lol) in order to fit two 15266 li-ion

As you can tell I also changed the tailcaps to match the output color but unfortunately I did not found any fitting blue tailcaps online so I just went with the black ones for the third one.
And everything is housed inside a smooth SS C3 host I ordered from fasttech

And my old nexus 4 box turned out to make a nice carrying case :D

I also wanna thank Eudaimonium and Lazeerer for providing me the heatsinks and the driver

Greets
 

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Very nice builds, good work! Thanks for sharing. Too bad you could not have gotten your hands on a reamer to open up the diameter a bit. Would have saved you from doing all that sanding.
 

Machro

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Very nice builds, good work! Thanks for sharing. Too bad you could not have gotten your hands on a reamer to open up the diameter a bit. Would have saved you from doing all that sanding.

Thanks I tried drilling it but it didnt work
I guess a reamer wouldnt be enough cause I needed to open up the diameter for ~1mm diameter
 

Gabe

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Well done, and good job on that problem solving!
 

BowtieGuy

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Very nice looking RGB trio of builds you have there Machro!:beer: They look very similar to my Ti-B rainbow.
:gj:
 

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Do you have a single pair of safety goggles that covers all three wavelengths? If so, where did you buy them?
 

Gabe

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Do you have a single pair of safety goggles that covers all three wavelengths? If so, where did you buy them?

There isn't really a pair of glasses that does that, at least one that's not a plank of wood. Think about it, if you blocked red green and blue all at once... What else would you be able to see!
 

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There isn't really a pair of glasses that does that, at least one that's not a plank of wood. Think about it, if you blocked red green and blue all at once... What else would you be able to see!

:oops: That does make sense. I noticed pictures with all 3 colors at high power and thought someone used a single pair of goggles when turning them all on to take the picture.
 




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