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Your welcome! :)






bmw328aw, your 3405/Aixiz version 2 heatsink and other item are shipping today! (Tuesday)






laser-wholesaler, same goes for your sku 46 heatsink and o-ring...
Jay
 

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LMR, your 3405/AixiZ version 2 heatsink and other items are being shipped today. (Friday)







Elijah, same goes for your3405/AixiZ version 2 heatsink...
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Real quick question here. Is the 4171 a reverse clicky or forward clicky? Cause it seems the only forward clicky flashlight I have used/seen has been my Surefire. And I really like it, and always wondered why the reverse clicky is used so much. All the flashlights I have gotten from DX have been reverse. Did SF patent forward clicky or what?
 

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It's a reverse clicky, but you can change out the switch easy enough if you get some forward clicky swiches!
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How do I go about doing that? Do I need to buy a whole separate tailcap + switch, or do I just disassemble it and switch a few things around?
 

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The tail cap is a tinker toy. It comes apart easily. You will have to find a switch and just replace the stock one. You can browse DX to see if they have one in their 'Flashlight DIY Parts & Tools' section:
http://www.dealextreme.com/products.dx/category.917~page.1

I know that they sell some flashlight hosts that have a forward clicky. So hopefully they have the switches by themselves...

But really, the reason for a forward clicky is to have a momentary on option correct? But with a tail cap switch, this is kind of awkward anyway...

Why not just go with the reverse clicky?
Jay

P.S. Heres a build that I did using a host from DX that has a forward clicky:
http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1231869307
 
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Hi Jayrob, I received the package and they are very nice.
Thank you very much!
 
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Forward clicky is much better IMO, momentary on is where its at.   My surefire has this and the other flashlights from Dx that I have gotten are all reverse, and it just doesn't feel right.   I just like to have the option to lightly push it for a momentary on, then if I want it to stay on I just continue to click it.   It just makes more sense for a flashlight to have this option, as for a laser its a nice option to have.   Since most handheld lasers have the momentary push button deal, so it's what I am used to.

But let me ask you, why do you like the reverse clicky? This has baffled my mind why people tolerate this option for flashlights.
 

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jojobos, glad you like! Thanks for posting...





leukoplase, I think the forward clicky is great! But since most of the hosts that are available have a reverse clicky, I have accepted it. It's not that I prefer it or anything, but just that it does not bother me... Not at all!





laser-wholesaler, I don't know about 'best', but thanks for the compliment! :)





Tachyon, your 3405/Aixiz version 1 heatsink is shipping today! (Monday)
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Toml2273, I am shipping your 4171 (new style) / AixiZ version 1 heatsink today. (Tuesday)





nateh202, same goes for your 3405/AixiZ version 1 heatsink...
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spaceman_hux, just to let you know that your (old style) 4171/AixiZ version 2 heatsink is shipping tomorrow. (Thursday)
Jay
 

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I just thought this picture would be appreciated in this thread, although I did post it in the MM section. :D
 

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Dude! I must have missed those pictures...

Very nice builds and beam shots! Good use of those heatsinks! ;)

Please tell me details about the green one?? O-like module in one of my heatsinks? At 4.5 volts?
Jay
 




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