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FrozenGate by Avery

Top secret laser for sale.

Trevor said:
It's not a very pressing matter. :p

It would probably be easier for Brad to just dim it and wave it on a wall quickly. :)

-Trevor
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No worries. This just sits in my desk drawer. I have my "intruder blinder" by the side of my bed. It has one of the complex o-n-o-f-f switches in it.

I know that I am old skool, but if I am in a situation where I might need an S-O-S signal, I probably have much more pressing things to take care of than switching my flashlight on and off ;)

Peace,
dave
 





I've been looking at this flashlight for awhile, and I thought to myself that it would make a fun laser. Good luck. +1
 
What on earth is a PEEPS ? is that a baby chick, are you calling the nOObs baby chicks now, I rather like that better than nOOb, A PEEP yea thats got a ring to it :eg:
How about a pEEp nOOb :crackup:

Coherent Light said:
I think it's great that Peeps are trying new things; even if they don't exactly turn out all that useful.:beer:

Carpel-tunnel.....:crackup::crackup::crackup::crackup:
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@BH Kudos for conceding to the Borg. The Borg must assimilate. Now, the issue of getting >1W for any reasonable length of time is going to be a hat trick.
 
bhwollen said:
Screw it, you guys annoyed me enough..

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So how it works is you click the button its on, click again its off.

But if you hold the button with the dim facing up, then as you rotate your wrist it gets dimmer, then you let go and it stays at that power.

If you hold the button on strobe facing up, as you turn your wrist is gets slower.

then there is nightlight and that is if it isn't moving at all its really dim but if it moves it goes to full power.

Then there is Signal, if you turn your wrist it turns on but if you move your wrist back to normal position it turns off. Good for Morse code.

Then there is SOS, hold that then it does SOS morse code.

Then buy holding the button while the laser is straight up in the air and then rotating it to hit the floor it locks. Then to unlock it do the same thing.

Here is a video demonstration of the flashlight:
YouTube - Maglite® XL100
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I have one of those lights...

They are really cool! :cool:

But I did not want to try to modify it into a laser because it looks a little tricky...

The battery holder is a really custom set up that gives contact pads for both positive as well as negative on the tail end...

So if you do use the stock battery holder, you will have to go with 3 X NiMH's in series. Which will not be a lot of capacity for a high current build.

But the switching in the tail is really trick... Some type of magnetic switching or something...
 
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This is official now! Jay has posted in the thread. ;)

Thanks for the kind words jay. Do you think there is a way to mod it to run them in parallel?

+rep :D
 
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Yes but not with the trick tail switching...

I really don't know, but that's my gut feeling. Because there are positive and negative contacts on the tail end of the battery pack...

I don't understand how it all works, but for sure it will have to be converted to a normal set up that we are used to with a normal switch if you wanted to use a different battery holder and set it up for parallel 10440's.

Maybe just try using 3 X NiMH batteries in series and see how the switching works for a laser build??

That's what I would experiment with first. NiMH's will give plenty of current. But your just not going to have a lot of capacity is all... (not for a high current build anyway)

I'd say go for a 12X with 3 X NiMH's! :) (or e2 lithium's)
 
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Goodjob man! I hope you find a battery holder solution, I really like the modes aswell, Cool :D

Just a random idea but if you place all the batteries with positive to the positive side (e.g. battery holder top) and all the negative battery sides to the bottom of the battery holder wouldnt it work?
 
Looked at the battery pack a little closer...

It looks like positive on one end, but both positive and negative on the other end. (tail cap end)

Then there are two spring loaded pins that will make contact on both ends. These pins are continuous. Not sure what they are for, but I would guess that there is a need to make contact with something from the tail end, to the front end... (maybe negative)

It's a tricky looking set up... :thinking:
 
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bhwollen said:
Screw it, you guys annoyed me enough.

So how it works is you click the button its on, click again its off.

But if you hold the button with the dim facing up, then as you rotate your wrist it gets dimmer, then you let go and it stays at that power.

If you hold the button on strobe facing up, as you turn your wrist is gets slower.

then there is nightlight and that is if it isn't moving at all its really dim but if it moves it goes to full power.

Then there is Signal, if you turn your wrist it turns on but if you move your wrist back to normal position it turns off. Good for Morse code.

Then there is SOS, hold that then it does SOS morse code.

Then buy holding the button while the laser is straight up in the air and then rotating it to hit the floor it locks. Then to unlock it do the same thing.

Here is a video demonstration of the flashlight:
YouTube - Maglite® XL100
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See Ben... now that wasn't so hard....

And like T_J posted... you could have saved yourself a week
of annoying posts and got some help in the mean time had
you posted that right away...

Even though some of the functions may be useless... I think
it will be a unique Laser to have in the stable... whether built
or bought...


Jerry
 
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Thanks for the kind words Jerry.

Sorry if I was an @$$ to anybody during this.
lasersbee said:
See Ben... now that wasn't so hard....

And like T_J posted... you could have saved yourself a week
of annoying posts and got some help in the mean time had
you posted that right away...

Even though some of the functions may be useless... I think
it will be a unique Laser to have in the stable... whether built
or bought...


Jerry
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