DIY Light Components
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Hey Hector - still enjoying my 12W LED but have a question.....is there any way to get a more focused beam from it? (like the light monkey 6% beam LEDs)
Thanks.
Thanks.
You would have to go with a different LED or an MR-16 reflector will help some. Yes, the P7 LED is a bit floody. It is still a very good dive light but it is not a pencil sharp beam.
You can use a Cree MCE LED which is tighter as well.
Yes and no... In your case, I believe you have the direct drive P7. I recommend you go with a "driven" Cree MCE. The MCE has (probably) a lower firing voltage than the P7 so the likelihood of frying it in Direct drive is higher.
This means replacing LED emitter/driver, battery pack and charger.
Hector
Hector,
I can't find my charger for some weird reason. How much for replacement? Or can I just go and buy charger somewhere? Don't know what I need.
I can't find my charger for some weird reason. How much for replacement? Or can I just go and buy charger somewhere? Don't know what I need.
how much for a canister identicle to the 3.5" can that comes with the dive rite 24w except about an inch longer? looking at converting it to a 35w but all the ballast options are a touch long to fit in the lid
Thanks for the request, but, at this time, I have decided to stop doing Delrin canisters due to the amount of work and price they take to produce. All I can offer is a modified OMS canister that can hold up to 10 18650 batteries.
You are probably looking at $200 plus for a canister like that though...
Thanks
Hector
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