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I managed to aquire the first piece of Ehgemus's new/smaller o-like module host. It arrived in 1 day (We live 40 miles apart.. lol) and was packaged well. The host itself if very light! It feels really sturdy despite the weight. The tailcap threads are very smooth and of a tight tolerance. I have yet to put a module in it but it was dry fit with a 50mW module before it was sent my way. I tried to show its small size in these pictures. It is along side my jayrob chrome mini GGW build. Although the set-screw is exposed on the outside of the host, it does not distract you from the machine work. I am very impressed with the mounting of the switch. It was epoxyied into the tailcap and is very smooth.
Pros:
Price! Very affordable at $35 shipped.
tight tolerances (very nice threads)
lightweight yet solid feeling
perfect fit for a CR2/15266
one of a kind!
Cons:
Wasn't free...
it was cheaper to mail vs me driving 35-40miles to pick it up (gogo economy)
I would change:
Mill a small line (maybe 3-4mm thickness) down the host so it does not roll when placed on a flat surface.
Would you purchase from Ehgemus again?:
Without a doubt! His machine work is a very high quality as well as attention to detail.
Final thoughts:
For $35 bucks I got a lightweight CR2 host for an o-like module that is only slightly bigger than a jayrob chrome mini/pocket mini.
(Excuse the bad photos. They were taken on a Motorola Evoke. The GF has the good camera in NC at the moment.)
(uploading and resizing now)
-Mike
Pros:
Price! Very affordable at $35 shipped.
tight tolerances (very nice threads)
lightweight yet solid feeling
perfect fit for a CR2/15266
one of a kind!
Cons:
Wasn't free...
it was cheaper to mail vs me driving 35-40miles to pick it up (gogo economy)
I would change:
Mill a small line (maybe 3-4mm thickness) down the host so it does not roll when placed on a flat surface.
Would you purchase from Ehgemus again?:
Without a doubt! His machine work is a very high quality as well as attention to detail.
Final thoughts:
For $35 bucks I got a lightweight CR2 host for an o-like module that is only slightly bigger than a jayrob chrome mini/pocket mini.
(Excuse the bad photos. They were taken on a Motorola Evoke. The GF has the good camera in NC at the moment.)
(uploading and resizing now)
-Mike
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