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So I thought I might try to do my part to change this. heh. :na:
This is built using one of the '200mW' green modules I may start carrying after I can get more of them to test the quality. The two I have now just aren't enough sample base to get any real idea of how they behave. The two I do have are rock solid though after they warm up a few seconds. No noticeable mode hopping or intensity changes at all, though neither were 200mW. One does 160mW of actual green and the other settles down around 130mW.
This is built with the 160mW module. The drivers are 3V but I modified this one (i.e. added a diode) to make it tolerate li-ions so I could use an 18650. Wanting to use an 18650 is also the reason I ended up relocating the driver to the side of the heatsink. I could have probably left it where it was and used an 18500 and kept the same heatsink dimensions, but I wanted to use 18650's, since that's what I have.
This is built using one of the '200mW' green modules I may start carrying after I can get more of them to test the quality. The two I have now just aren't enough sample base to get any real idea of how they behave. The two I do have are rock solid though after they warm up a few seconds. No noticeable mode hopping or intensity changes at all, though neither were 200mW. One does 160mW of actual green and the other settles down around 130mW.
This is built with the 160mW module. The drivers are 3V but I modified this one (i.e. added a diode) to make it tolerate li-ions so I could use an 18650. Wanting to use an 18650 is also the reason I ended up relocating the driver to the side of the heatsink. I could have probably left it where it was and used an 18500 and kept the same heatsink dimensions, but I wanted to use 18650's, since that's what I have.