World Smallest Titanium Light using a High Power LED (Nichia 219B 93CRI) Completed!

[George7806]

Amazing and beautiful

Thanks Ven!

 

[George7806]

Awesome! Amazing job.

Thank You!

 

[George7806]

I wonder how many people will get heart attack having lost that extremely small and expensive light

I don't know about losing the whole light, but I've managed to lose a Sapphire glass on the carpet, that is still missing in action....

 

[George7806]

It's so tiny and beautiful I'd love to wear one of these! I can't believe how small it is. Holy moly, that's unbelievable! :goodjob:

Thanks Wendee

 

[Illum]

SR41.....
so 4.5V, 25-32 mAh. it won't last 20 seconds before it dead reckons to dim mode.


but I want one! XD

 

[ShineOnYouCrazyDiamond]

Out of curiosity, is there any driver in this light or does it direct drive from the three batteries?

 

[archimedes]

Thank You Phosphor22, I thought it's a new generation of small lights....now all we need is, a sub-10mm Lithium battery to power these small devices, and we're good to go!
Like the Panasonic CG-320, which was announced nearly 2 years ago, but it still has not been available.

CR1/3N is a nice power source ....

 

[Illum]

I don't know of any drivers with a 7mm board, I think that's tough even to solder a resistor

 

[egginator1]

Well done! Can't wait to hold one in my hand!

 

[egginator1]

R you planning on announcing the sale time before you put them up?

 

[George7806]

World Smallest Titanium Light using a High Power LED (Nichia 219B 93CRI) Comp...

SR41.....
so 4.5V, 25-32 mAh. it won't last 20 seconds before it dead reckons to dim mode.


but I want one! XD

Testing with fresh batteries, it went from 75mA to 50 mA during the 2 mins. Of continous test. After that, it was dropping with a quicker rate. I've been using the prototype since June, with shorter bursts...but it still lights up quite well. What do you base your estimates on, if you don't mnd me asking? By the way, they are 1.55V each, so it would be 4.65 Volts. I'm basing this data on tests I've ran yesterday with Maxell SR41W high drain batteries. There are other SR41W equivalents, and I have tried 4 different kind, including Varta, Renata, Energizer....none of them had the performance of this specific one....this is the priciest though, but at least, it's pricey for a reason. If you buy one, you can test it out yourself!

 

[George7806]

R you planning on announcing the sale time before you put them up?

I will try to announce it in this post 1 hour, before sales goes up, it would be around 6-7pm though.

 

[wolfgaze]

Very cool looking... Nice work!

 

[George7806]

Out of curiosity, is there any driver in this light or does it direct drive from the three batteries?

No driver in this one, it is direct drive. Twist-on, Twist-off.

 

[egginator1]

World Smallest Titanium Light using a High Power LED (Nichia 219B 93CRI) Comp...

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[egginator1]

I will try to announce it in this post 1 hour, before sales goes up, it would be around 6-7pm though.

Eastern time? Haha, just asking....

 

[George7806]

Eastern time? Haha, just asking....

Valid question...that would be Pacific Standard time

 

[archimedes]

Is there a resistor, or just relying on the batteries to control current ?

 

[George7806]

Eastern time? Haha, just asking....

Valid question...that would be Pacific Standard time

 

[George7806]

Is there a resistor, or just relying on the batteries to control current ?

There is no resistor, space is very limited, and the current (75mA max.) what these batteries are capable of producing even with full charge, we're perfectly safe. The only advantage would've been using a resistor, is to lower the current and maybe gain a little more runtime...