Tachead
Flashlight Enthusiast
No problemđź‘Ť.Thanks for the heads up.. looks like I'm going to put in some work to get a perfect fit. No biggie, another little project I guess
No problemđź‘Ť.Thanks for the heads up.. looks like I'm going to put in some work to get a perfect fit. No biggie, another little project I guess
My H600Fw mkIII has a tailcap OD of 23.92mm, .942". I don't think it will change for the IV.
Anyone know how many mm wide the tailcap is on the H600? I'm planning on buying a magnet for it for when it arrives.
Someone in another thread posted about gluing a magnet to the outside of their tail cap, it was very strong that way. My question was how it would hold up to shocks, chipping etc...
It turns out that a conical steel piece will concentrate the field, I'm thinking that a circular disk of steel that's ground to a taper on the edge will balance out any lost field strength, while protecting the magnet.
A shallow ring of any metal to protect the sides, and maybe overlap the tail cap, a dab of epoxy or silicone to get squeezed out between the magnet and the steel cover/ shield...
Someone in another thread posted about gluing a magnet to the outside of their tail cap, it was very strong that way. My question was how it would hold up to shocks, chipping etc...
It turns out that a conical steel piece will concentrate the field, I'm thinking that a circular disk of steel that's ground to a taper on the edge will balance out any lost field strength, while protecting the magnet.
A shallow ring of any metal to protect the sides, and maybe overlap the tail cap, a dab of epoxy or silicone to get squeezed out between the magnet and the steel cover/ shield...
In my experience, neodymium magnets are very brittle and the stronger they are the more likely to chip - the idea of protective steel is great as it is permeable to magnetic fields.
My solution for magnetizing my lights is gluing an array of rectangular magnets approx. 2x3x5 mm each on the pocket clip, and putting some heat shrink around it for protection. It takes 3 or 4 to get a nice strength - I've hung my H53c with an Eneloop from a screw. The real beauty of using a pocket clip for magnets is the ability to point a right angle light anywhere in a hemisphere.
I picked up a H32F about two months ago and love it but between it and my HDS flashlight I'm running through 1-2 CR123's a night. "Night shift helicopter maintenance" so i picked up the H600FD MKIV this being my first 18650 light can anyone suggest a charger and cell to order?
I emailed them yesterday to see if my headlamp will ship on fri and was told that I will have to wait 3-4 weeks before my order will ship. I ordered mid November.The 15th has come and gone in the USA. Anyone receive a shipping notice for the new headlamps? Sounds like Zebralight has been overwhelmed by demand for all the new mk iv models.
I emailed them yesterday to see if my headlamp will ship on fri and was told that I will have to wait 3-4 weeks before my order will ship. I ordered mid November.
Yes 600fd mk4What model? I ordered a H600Fd at the end of November...
Yes 600fd mk4
I emailed them yesterday to see if my headlamp will ship on fri and was told that I will have to wait 3-4 weeks before my order will ship. I ordered mid November.
That or they got a batch in with some defect and they are having them redone. It's anyone's guess right now but it does seem that no one is getting a headlamp before the 25 th. It's going to be a dark Christmas.I just got the same reply, 3-4 weeks to ship, even though I ordered on November 2nd, one of the first days of pre-orders. Can we assume that they just haven't received any products from their factory?