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  1. goosesensor

    Increase Lens Thread Resistance

    f* I don't have a spring. :undecided: ill try the tape. thanks!
  2. goosesensor

    Increase Lens Thread Resistance

    Hi Guys. Can anybody recommend a method of increasing the rotational resistance of the lens when focusing? I'm thinking something like a liquid compound that can be applied to the threads to make rotation feel more "gooey"
  3. goosesensor

    FS: 18650 Build Kit! Easy Assembly! 445nm, Blu-ray, or Red...

    Just got mine today. I was expecting it to be good quality, but it's not just good, it's excellent. The tolerances are perfect on everything, and lots of attention was given to detail. jay even puts all of the components in their own separate mini ziplocks so they don't nick each other! Very...
  4. goosesensor

    I killed a micro flexdrive...

    Woh, thanks for the help/insight guys. :) @Badger a. Is Dr. Lava the dude that makes these things? b. I'll see if my crappy camera can take a decent enough picture of the little guy. c. The batt is a new AW 10180 currently putting out just over 4V. However, the charger is a cheapo and I...
  5. goosesensor

    I killed a micro flexdrive...

    Hi Guys. I broke the pot on a micro flexdrive today. I didn't realize it was a single-turn, and I over-rotated because I didn't feel any resistance. The top piece came off. Crap. Any suggestions about how I could salvage it? If I put pressure to hold it down, it can still be turned to make...
  6. goosesensor

    FP Super 3 amp Test Load

    awesome. i don't see why anybody would want a case... i think it's beautiful the way it is. :)
  7. goosesensor

    FS: 18650 Build Kit! Easy Assembly! 445nm, Blu-ray, or Red...

    Hi jayrob. The 18650 kit looks awesome. Was going to PM you, but figured I'd ask here before ordering so that others may see your answers. 1. It looks like people are able to get a 1W 445 reliably running in there? (I guess there are "better" options, but I like the form factor of the 18650)...


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