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Email sent. Any idea why it's happening Avery?

Re: The Devils Brother. Tri "3x" Red Phlatlight LEDs in a Maglite Build" 9A Unfortunately, the toroidal inductor has 4 connections to the board and makes it difficult to move it around. This is the best picture I took: Hopefully your package comes in soon, maybe it's stuck in customs. =[ I...

Darn, it's still happening to me as well. Off and on.

Re: The Devils Brother. Tri "3x" Red Phlatlight LEDs in a Maglite Build" 9A So after a month I finally received my package from KD. Thermal conductive adhesive to smash between circuit board and body ;) 4835N N-channel MOSFET So, it seems it uses the same IC, but the other ICs on...

Re: FS: XM-L T6 Emitters mounted on 18mm PCB Yes! I still have them! PM will be sent shortly. :beer:

Solarforce hosts are always sexy! :beer:

I'm glad you like it! I'll take your suggestion in consideration. I've soldered many of these and the solder wicks up the leads pretty well. :beer:

Maybe this will help? Then again this is made for 2 cells, but maybe you can modify it for one cell.

HkJ uses that very same CBA. It's a pretty awesome machine!

@flucero28: Awesome! I'm glad it you like it. :beer: @blord: Hmm, were you looking for something like this:

Hmm, maybe it's a different version that's able to do 1s? You could ask them on livechat. It should still work since the description says the red LED will flash at 3.3V and the buzzer will sound below 3V. :thinking:

You could always buy those LiPo alarms. They also work for Li-Ions and they are pretty cheap. http://www.all-battery.com/LipoBatteryPowerTesterandAlarmLowPower.aspx

It's pretty simple. Just put the jumper pin on the number of diodes needed. Place the driver leads where it goes. Attach the multimeter or voltmeter across the resistor and set it to read in VDC. Add the batteries to the driver and the readings on the multimeter or voltmeter are equivalent to...

Hey guys, here are 3 XM-L T6 bin emitters mounted on a 18mm (copper) PCB. I originally bought these from DX to build a triple XM-L light, but I'm going to be using U2 bins instead. Here's some pictures: The price will be $9 USD each or $26 USD for all three. Shipping will be done...

No problem! These diodes are pretty robust and should handle well under normal conditions, unless you run them continuously for too long. Adding the heat sink would increase their run time and longevity. Let me know how it works out for you :beer:

No they're in stock! Hmm it should be working now, I must have edited the inventory wrong. You could also epoxy a heat sink on top of the diodes using some Arctic Alumina to dissipate the heat away.

Darn I guess I missed out. How much was the group buy price?

Unfortunately no, I never got the light to fully work long enough to take beam shots. It was insanely bright when it did work.

Re: My DIY LPM! Well done! I'm glad it all worked out. That's a nice huge heat sink you mounted the TEC too. :beer:

Nice, where did you get your dry from?