Randy at PFlexPRO is making flashlights with Toykeeper's ramping user interface for mechanical clickies. It is called Crescendo and can work with various emitters except those with low forward voltage because of the direct drive (That's how PFlexPRO describes it). I chose a nickel plated copper module quad XPL Hi 5200K P60 dropin. Using a forward clicky is not a favorite; Using DellSuperman's Judco reverse switch is nice (We did a tailcap remove-and-check Amps. It was pushing 14.3A). This driver seems made for a reverse clicky which is better for a navigation light that is left on for extended time yet different light levels are desired while on the move. Half presses change modes, so less full clicks are used and one would think perhaps less wear on the switch.
It is different yet similar to the electronic switch Emisar family of flashlights. The state of charge indicator is different. As the nights keep happening, more information will be forthcoming. Lot of fun.
Anyone who knows this driver is welcome to comment. I can try to answer questions but this is new to me as well.
It is different yet similar to the electronic switch Emisar family of flashlights. The state of charge indicator is different. As the nights keep happening, more information will be forthcoming. Lot of fun.
Anyone who knows this driver is welcome to comment. I can try to answer questions but this is new to me as well.