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Oh, neat. Thanks. Those are less expensive than the O-Like modules. Does anyone know about Aixiz 12mm modules, though?

Which DX modules would those be?

I've been looking at the Rayfoss hosts and considering them. But, what can you do with them? Do the O-Like green modules fit? (Online, O-Like says 12mm, but the Rayfoss hosts say 11.89-11.92, small tolerance.) Will an Aixiz module fit? (The Aixiz website says they come in 8x14mm and...

Sounds fair. What about Google checkout? I know that Cydia apps bought with PayPal are more expensive than with Google checkout, so maybe Google charges less.

Only if anyone changed their schedule, put their life on hold, or anything like that, because of this. If everyone just forgot, then no time was really wasted.

So, this still on? If so, would the PHR be $10 shipped?

So, I never did send the die I had to get polished...

ld1iSkbOCx4 Just thought I'd throw this up.

Wow, 80mA? Boy, that seems like a lot to me for just a reader diode, but I guess maybe not...

I really was just guessing here, that it might be do-able for not much more than half the current price. Usually, as one adds features, things tend to get more expensive than the sum of their parts, because often new parts have to be developed to keep a reasonable size, or just plain engineer...

What kind of battery fits in that host?

How high is your DX pot modded to? Yeah, I was thinking that CR123 and CR2 were each 1mm less in diameter. I could see that with the separate pressfits, but for short duty-cycle PHRs at <100ma, it shouldn't really be an issue. And is it this one, the New Wish module?

I've been thinking about one of these for a while, since they're so inexpensive and look so nice, but I'm curious to see what people have done with them and what they think of them. Has anyone put anything other than a 12mm O-Like module in one, and had reasolable or noteable success? How good...

Ameicans can't spell, Brits can't pronounce, and the French can't do either, lol. The Fench language barely makes more sense than English, which is the most complicated languge to learn as a second language.

But even so, why not just make a boost-only driver for less money than the FlexDrive?

I'm not looking for runtime, I'm looking for cost. A boost-only circuit would be cheaper than a FlexDrive. (Or if it's not, then what's the point?) DrLava, if you could perhaps make buck-only and boost-only drivers for, say half the cost, you could charge 2/3 the price, giving you a greater...

Oh, OK. It just didn't come across to me that way.

Agreed, and thank you. This is a pretty awesome little build. Now, I just need to get a job so I can have some money for a FlexDive and the battery...

Are there any buck-only drivers (prefferably that will handle a generous voltage)? If not, is there anyone who could (and would) make one? DrLava? A buck-only driver would be great for a host like the Coleman Max (featured here), for a red or Blu-Ray build.

Plus $5 for the host plus $5 for the battery makes $46.