i DIY'ed this pack from A123 anr26650m1a cells. sufficient to jump my cars, honda fit and ford ecosport. both 1.5L 4cyl. for bigger cars just add more cells in parallel
bc40 switches were notorious for failing. your best bet is to find a McClicky which is very very similar to the white switch on the bc40. just a little filing and you're good to go
tbh i'm now more of a battery nerd than a flashaholic
btw that's Logview a program that logs several parameters from a USB-connected charger. yes it can be fun to watch especially when i'm testing larger battery packs like this one:
i have a LOT more info here:
https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=83141
where i discuss paralleling dissimilar cells. the current distribution. the inter-charging i.e. the higher voltage cell starts charging the other cell in a parallel group
that's 13-series 4-parallel Samsung 30Q
you could even parallel another 13-series pack with this one, even with different cells i.e. different discharge curves, different IR, etc. but you'll get some inter-charging going on
as reflector diameter becomes larger the hotspot becomes smaller relative to spillbeam
reflector depth makes the entire beam including spill narrower, thus making the hotspot narrower as well