Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
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UnderTheWeepingMoon
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
Kenji,
Just letting you know that my module arrived yesterday. Its build quality and output are impressive and the glow is icing on the cake. Thanks for the sale!
Kenji,
Just letting you know that my module arrived yesterday. Its build quality and output are impressive and the glow is icing on the cake. Thanks for the sale!
kerberos0023
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
I received payment.
Thank you very much!
Kenji
Hi erlon,
I received payment.
Thank you very much!
Kenji
kerberos0023
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
Thank you very much!:thumbsup:
Kenji
Hi UnderTheWeepingMoon,
Thank you very much!:thumbsup:
Kenji
Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
Baldo,
I have both. On low or medium, there is no difference... the draw and output will be identical; it's only on high that any difference would ne noted.
Advantages: 5.6 brighter on high
Disadvantages: On the bleeding edge of the safe zone for most tailcaps and batteries, would recommend lMR's and a low to no resistance tailcap switch. Will produce much more heat which translates into decreased runtime on high. I keep this one down to 5 minute continuous bursts on high.
Advantages: 4.2 Most likely ok with protected AWs and a McClicky (I would still, personally, go lMR and low to no res switch). Lower amperage means less heat and longer runtimes on high. I can tell you that I can run the 4.2 much much longer than any of my 5.6 amp modules. Stiil, though, one must mind the heat over time. I set my limit to 10 minutes continuous runtime on high and call it a day.
Disadvantages: Not really any unless you really just need to have a 5.6 amp module and the extra lumens. Sure, the 5.6 is brighter, but not by an incredibly huge amount.
With either of these, it's not so much the drop in you have to worry about, but the battery. Once the tube starts getting hot, it's time to ramp it down.
Either one of these modules are top notch, though, so buy in confidence as you will love either one. The build quality is nothing short of professional and the output is amazing. Kenji is great to buy from as well and the GITD is worth every penny; It's so cool that I find myself turning the light on and off just to see the 4 little glowing dots.
Baldo,
I have both. On low or medium, there is no difference... the draw and output will be identical; it's only on high that any difference would ne noted.
Advantages: 5.6 brighter on high
Disadvantages: On the bleeding edge of the safe zone for most tailcaps and batteries, would recommend lMR's and a low to no resistance tailcap switch. Will produce much more heat which translates into decreased runtime on high. I keep this one down to 5 minute continuous bursts on high.
Advantages: 4.2 Most likely ok with protected AWs and a McClicky (I would still, personally, go lMR and low to no res switch). Lower amperage means less heat and longer runtimes on high. I can tell you that I can run the 4.2 much much longer than any of my 5.6 amp modules. Stiil, though, one must mind the heat over time. I set my limit to 10 minutes continuous runtime on high and call it a day.
Disadvantages: Not really any unless you really just need to have a 5.6 amp module and the extra lumens. Sure, the 5.6 is brighter, but not by an incredibly huge amount.
With either of these, it's not so much the drop in you have to worry about, but the battery. Once the tube starts getting hot, it's time to ramp it down.
Either one of these modules are top notch, though, so buy in confidence as you will love either one. The build quality is nothing short of professional and the output is amazing. Kenji is great to buy from as well and the GITD is worth every penny; It's so cool that I find myself turning the light on and off just to see the 4 little glowing dots.
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
I am very appreciative of your wiliness to share your knowledge and experience in this subject.
It is much more clear now, and you have helped me in making the right choice.
Thank You
I am very appreciative of your wiliness to share your knowledge and experience in this subject.
It is much more clear now, and you have helped me in making the right choice.
Thank You
kerberos0023
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
Thank you very much! :thumbsup:
Kenji
Hi Darvis,
Thank you very much! :thumbsup:
Kenji
kerberos0023
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
I sent PM!
Thanks,
Kenji
HI baldo21,
I sent PM!
Thanks,
Kenji
Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
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Payment sent for two modules.
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kerberos0023
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
I received payment.
Thank you very much!
Kenji
Hi baldo21,
I received payment.
Thank you very much!
Kenji
Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
Darvis, do you know the current draw in medium and low modes ?
Thanks !
Darvis, do you know the current draw in medium and low modes ?
Thanks !
Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run
Erlon: I do indeed, courtesy of Kenji himself...
Erlon: I do indeed, courtesy of Kenji himself...
Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
Charlton,
Yes, it will fit the C3, but the voltage limit on these is 5.5 volts, so 2 18500's would smoke the drop-in. You could, however, use an 18650 and just make a spacer to fill in the rest of that gap inside the C3. I know folks have pushed McClicky's pretty hard, and it may handle the amperage, but they are really only rated for 4 amps max. I would seriously consider something specifically made to handle high amps. As the voltage starts to drop on your battery, my guess is that these drop-ins may go as high as 6+ amps on high in order to keep the output going.
Charlton,
Yes, it will fit the C3, but the voltage limit on these is 5.5 volts, so 2 18500's would smoke the drop-in. You could, however, use an 18650 and just make a spacer to fill in the rest of that gap inside the C3. I know folks have pushed McClicky's pretty hard, and it may handle the amperage, but they are really only rated for 4 amps max. I would seriously consider something specifically made to handle high amps. As the voltage starts to drop on your battery, my guess is that these drop-ins may go as high as 6+ amps on high in order to keep the output going.
Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
Hey, you guys are welcome. I know how it is when trying to decide on something and you're just trying to figure out all of the angles!!
If you want specifics about how I have my quads set up, just send me a PM (don't want to hijack a sales thread) and I will tell you what I did and why; then you can make your choices from there.
Hey, you guys are welcome. I know how it is when trying to decide on something and you're just trying to figure out all of the angles!!
If you want specifics about how I have my quads set up, just send me a PM (don't want to hijack a sales thread) and I will tell you what I did and why; then you can make your choices from there.
calipsoii
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run *open*
I'm waffling on picking one of these up - don't know if I can justify pulling the trigger just yet.
Some questions for anyone who owns one:
- What is the tint like on the R4 neutral? What tint bin is being used? Does the color look like the neutral XP-G's that ship in 47's Quarks?
- If powering the 4.2A with 1x18650 (AW protected) how many lumens does it put out? (out-the-front or at the emitter, either is fine)
I'm waffling on picking one of these up - don't know if I can justify pulling the trigger just yet.
Some questions for anyone who owns one:
- What is the tint like on the R4 neutral? What tint bin is being used? Does the color look like the neutral XP-G's that ship in 47's Quarks?
- If powering the 4.2A with 1x18650 (AW protected) how many lumens does it put out? (out-the-front or at the emitter, either is fine)
kerberos0023
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Re: Quad XP-G 5.6A 3-mode P60 module 6th Run
Sold out.
Thanks!
It is limited sale only for 1.
It is $200 including the EMS postage.
☆Quad Nichia 119-H1 CRI92 2800mA 3-mode
Sold out.
Thanks!
It is limited sale only for 1.
It is $200 including the EMS postage.
☆Quad Nichia 119-H1 CRI92 2800mA 3-mode
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calipsoii
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