Here is it.
Galileo 5.
If someone could post a detailed instructions on what to do to boost it up to a safe level, i'd
manage to do it myself with tools that i have (assuming that all that needs to be done is on the drive on the pictures below).
I've tried turning the screw (with a stopper that is constantly touching the screw, so i don't know if the stopper is a lead of a kind, or what?)
clockwise = power down
counterclockwise = power up
NEITHER of them drastically reduces nor enhances power output (in means of burning god forbid), it is just making it visibly brighter or dimmer (maybe there was also a bigger beam dissipation, don't know).
I also must say that i have not gone over nor under he stopper's limit, meaning that i actually have not fully tightened nor loosened the screw...
(and i didn't touch the C3 component)
tnx in advance!
Galileo 5.
If someone could post a detailed instructions on what to do to boost it up to a safe level, i'd
manage to do it myself with tools that i have (assuming that all that needs to be done is on the drive on the pictures below).
I've tried turning the screw (with a stopper that is constantly touching the screw, so i don't know if the stopper is a lead of a kind, or what?)
clockwise = power down
counterclockwise = power up
NEITHER of them drastically reduces nor enhances power output (in means of burning god forbid), it is just making it visibly brighter or dimmer (maybe there was also a bigger beam dissipation, don't know).
I also must say that i have not gone over nor under he stopper's limit, meaning that i actually have not fully tightened nor loosened the screw...
(and i didn't touch the C3 component)
tnx in advance!