I got my modded T1A back with a new XPG in it and all i can say is WOW.If your thinking about getting your T1A upgraded DO IT.
Thanks Again DaFABRICATA
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Thanks Again DaFABRICATA
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Hi are you still doing this upgrade? I'd love to have mine upgraded to a warm tint LED instead of this sickly blue mess.
Brian
Very nice. When you say 'a bit brighter' I'm understanding that's in comparison to the stock P4.Heres my own personal T1A that now sports a neutral XM-L.
The XPG has a tighter hot spot as to be expected.
The XM-L is more floody like the seoul but a but brighter with a MUCH nicer tint.
It's been sitting in my modding box for the last year mostly disassembled. Today I finally decided to try an XM-L in it and am happy with the results.
However, I do prefer the XP-G as it allows for a bit more throw.
Very nice. When you say 'a bit brighter' I'm understanding that's in comparison to the stock P4.
Since the XM-L is floodier than the XP-G does your latest mod even appear as bright as the 'XP-G' mod version?
Edit: Please don't take this as disparaging in any way, I've been interested in an XM-L for my T1A for ages now.
Light on the left, beautiful; light on the right, beautiful!
High CRI XP-G------------Neutral XM-L
Light on the left, beautiful; light on the right, beautiful!
I'm pretty sure it would be easy to find many references to the Titan and T1A both using the P4, along with a good number of other popular lights here on CPF.DaFab, your last post is the only place I have been able to find the LED type that's used in the T1A Titan on the whole Internet. Every other review and info page has it listed as a "virtually indestructable LED emitter" which is useless information when you want to know the emitter model itself! So, for the sake of the Google bots and future reference, can you confirm that the T1A Titan has a Seoul SSC P4?
Just a FYI, the 'master' CPF SF T1A thread is here, 8 pages of great info:DaFab, your last post is the only place I have been able to find the LED type that's used in the T1A Titan on the whole Internet. Every other review and info page has it listed as a "virtually indestructable LED emitter" which is useless information when you want to know the emitter model itself! So, for the sake of the Google bots and future reference, can you confirm that the T1A Titan has a Seoul SSC P4?
I'm pretty sure it would be easy to find many references to the Titan and T1A both using the P4, along with a good number of other popular lights here on CPF.
I had a couple T1A's and Titans, but down to just one Titan now with it's stock P4.
OK, using the Google (CPF Only) search terms 'which emitter T1A', the very first post in the very first thread returned included the following:As I said in my post, this was the first and so far only mention of the T1A emitter type that I could find after a good 15 minutes of searching in Google. I wouldn't have said so if it wasn't true. I know CPF is an absolute gold mine of information but this one escaped me. [...]
For the SF T1A, I want to keep the stock reflector but replace the Seoul P4 emitter and get more throw / punchy flood. [...]
DaFab, your last post is the only place I have been able to find the LED type that's used in the T1A Titan on the whole Internet. Every other review and info page has it listed as a "virtually indestructable LED emitter" which is useless information when you want to know the emitter model itself! So, for the sake of the Google bots and future reference, can you confirm that the T1A Titan has a Seoul SSC P4?
"Yes, it's a P4" is probably all the answer you'd have received if the question had simply been "What emitter does the T1A have?" without the bit about "useless information" being all there was available.Again, I'm sorry, I missed it and DID search for a good number of phrases. Like I said, it's settled now. People do miss things when searching, you know. 'Yes, it's a P4' would have been a whole lot easier to say than everything else that followed my query