Mines a little lighter. I like it better
From the pic you sent it looked like the SC53c ano, but the pic I posted above looks like a much lighter grayMines a little lighter. I like it better
Wait a second here. Did they go back to a lighter gray anodizing with the SC54c N? Most pictures I’ve seen make it look the same as the SC53c n, but this pic is throwing me for a loop.
My SC54c N is still the dark green just like the SC65c HI. Not sure what’s going on in that picture.Wait a second here. Did they go back to a lighter gray anodizing with the SC54c N? Most pictures I’ve seen make it look the same as the SC53c n, but this pic is throwing me for a loop.
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Their HAIII was inconsistent between batches in the past, it might still be inconsistent now. It does seem to be a tough type of real HAIII though.My SC54c N is still the dark green just like the SC65c HI. Not sure what’s going on in that picture.
It’s GLORIOUS!Definitely looks much lighter in sunlight
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You can practice here https://josherick.github.io/zebralight-ui/
Yes there is. Program G6 and swap H1 and M1So there is no way from "OFF" to go to M1 without turning "ON" H1 for a millisecond ?
Yes there is. Program G6 and swap H1 and M1
You can literally program G6 and G7 to whatever modes you want.
From off. I make one click medium levels
From off. I make high levels double click
From off. Hold for low levels
I never get a millisecond of high modes if I need to use medium modes when I turn on as you would in the stock G5 configuration
You can literally program G6 and G7 to whatever modes you want.
From off. I make one click medium levels
From off. I make high levels double click
From off. Hold for low levels
I never get a millisecond of high modes if I need to use medium modes when I turn on as you would in the stock G5 configuration
Yes but you won’t notice the medium levels or get blinded at night when trying to access the lower modesRight, but: From off. You make high levels double click and medium level first goes on for a milliseconds?
You can't pass medium level without turning it on for a very short time.