Got something similar similar myself.My bedroom lights are the 'attached' types...is that OK?
Outstanding job !I made my bedside "flashlight". It uses one 18650 cell, has a built-in USB charger. A nanjg101 driver with 2 - 7135's drives an XT-E royal blue led with a dome-shaped remote phosphor. Turns on in moonlight and has 4 more levels to choose from. I made it in 2017 for the BLF competition. [I see I should have dusted it before snapping the pictures. ;) ]
I made my bedside "flashlight". It uses one 18650 cell, has a built-in USB charger. A nanjg101 driver with 2 - 7135's drives an XT-E royal blue led with a dome-shaped remote phosphor. Turns on in moonlight and has 4 more levels to choose from. I made it in 2017 for the BLF competition. [I see I should have dusted it before snapping the pictures. ;)
Interesting. So are these Gen 3 or 4 Glocks? Also those extended mags, what's the capacity? 22+1, 25+1,...??My bedroom lights are the 'attached' types...is that OK?
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...of course I can't go waving them around under the bed. They are more for 'bump in the night' work!
I love the L@@K of both of your lights. Very cool, and I was reminded of the Star Trek phaser, also.My nightstand flashlights vary from time to time. One I like for simple eye-easy illumination is the Lumintop Geek. The UI is weird, but you can put it in a mode where only the side LED's function, the array of five warm 5mm LED's. Not quite moonlight low, but low enough with 3 brightness levels. And it's side projected so you can easily face it away from you while standing. When in forward emitter mode, the side array can be optionally lit, for a set of 3 higher intensity brightness settings as well. Again, weird UI... but I like this thing.
Looks almost like an old Star Trek hand phaser. :cool: