@Frogfeatures looks like it is glued on with thermal glue. A bit like thermal paste but a glue. Use a strong screwdriver and you should should be able to pry it off.
@Frogfeatures looks like it is glued on with thermal glue. A bit like thermal paste but a glue. Use a strong screwdriver and you should should be able to pry it off.
There are only three types of people in this world. Those that can count, and those that can't!
Done !
And it works, is it obvious that I’m bloody amazed ?
Having all the electrical appitude of a dead frog, it’s some kind of miracle !
Anyway, I have a LED, and a driverboard, for a Trustfire SST 50 spare, just PM me if anyone wants it.
Thanks for the advice guys.![]()
He nui to ngaromanga, he iti to putanga.
You depart with mighty boasts, but you come back having done little.
Sounds like a typical hunting trip !
Did some hunting light comparisons tonight. Local gunsmith showed me his brand new Olight M3Xs-UT Javelot he'd just bought ($240 new), and asked how it compared with the Maxtochs now on the market. Took my Maxis and a lux meter round to his place and did some tests. Very interesting. I have an older Maxtoch M24, a recent 2X, and a new model XPro.
The new Olight looked quite glary on the wall but the meter soon clarified actual output. The older M24 showed a softer warmer beam tint, and had a wider beam spot - better for scanning. The Olight had 88% of the output of the older Maxtoch M24, 68% compared to the Maxtoch 2X, and had about 53% of the output of the new XPro - about half.
The story didn't end there...the Olight uses an XPL HI LED which gadgetman and I rejected for the Maxtochs because it chews too much current, runs too hot, and has to stepdown after a few minutes to alot lower output - while the Maxis can remain at 100% power for full batt life. So after 8-9 minutes, the Olight had dropped down to 57% of the M24's output, about 40% of the output of the 2X, and about one third the output of the new Maxtoch XPro. Gunsmith was gobsmacked and immediately wanted a Maxtoch...and managed to extract one..
Still the best all round hunter lights on the planet. And some new kiwi design maxtochs coming too![]()
Last edited by mudgripz; 01-04-2019 at 11:35 PM.
@burtonator was bringing them in but haven't seen any for a while, @gadgetman or @mudgripz may have a spare one. Failing these options, aliexpress
If @gadgetman has a spare I have first dibs on it
Are the batteries and charger that are supplied with them decent? Or would it be a better idea to get the bare torch and say a nitecore charger and batteries?
The batteries are good, but you can't go wrong with a nitecore![]()
I'd avoid the Maxtoch charger and get a Nitecore.
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Thanks for the help guys
I have Nitecore 3200 and 3500 in stock as well as D2, D4 and I2, I4 chargers.
Regards
Terry
https://www.knives4africa.co.nz/
Custom knife dealer
Authorised Nitecore Torch Retailer
NZ Distributor of Nano-Oil
What are decent aaa batteries to use in a couple of led lensers ones a head lamp and ones my gun light
Regards
Terry
https://www.knives4africa.co.nz/
Custom knife dealer
Authorised Nitecore Torch Retailer
NZ Distributor of Nano-Oil
Here is a link to my favorite brand. I have been using some of their lights for over 4 years without any problems:
https://www.nebotools.com/?gclid=EAI...SAAEgKNifD_BwE
Here is my newest favorite from them:
https://www.nebotools.com/p/MYCRO/595
This is a tiny light but at maximum it puts out 400 Lumens. It also has a green and red map light.
I like this one for hunting: https://www.nebotools.com/p/NIGHT-CO...od-Tracker/611
This is my bright one: https://www.nebotools.com/p/REDLINE-BLAST-RC/594
Best of all they use ordinary batteries, except the tiny one and I charge it from my laptop.
I see the Maxtoch prices have gone up about $50 USD for the 2x on AliExpress.... I waited too long![]()
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