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AlexAndChristine > The mount. This started as a seat collar. I machined out excess metal to bring the weight down from 30 grams to 15 grams.
AlexAndChristine > The tailcap. It has two holes, one in the center for the switch and one for the power wire. I'll probably cut this down to just have a few threads, it doesn't need this many.
AlexAndChristine > The main body tube. The back is threaded for the tailcap.
AlexAndChristine > Minimal electronics, just a switch and bridge rectifier. If I use this light I'll put a capacitor there too to reduce flickering at low speeds. I broke the ground wire when disassembling, oops!
AlexAndChristine > The emitter assembly. This fits tightly into the front of the headlight when it is assembled and was locked in place with thermal grease (all of that white gunk).
AlexAndChristine > Another view of the completed headlight.
AlexAndChristine > The assembled headlight. It is 1 1/8" in diameter and about 2.5" long. One CREE XR-E LED.
AlexAndChristine > 1 LED headlight, no standlight photo
AlexAndChristine > 1 LED headlight, no standlight photo
The mount. This started as a seat collar. I machined out excess metal to bring the weight down from 30 grams to 15 grams.
AlexAndChristine > The mount. This started as a seat collar. I machined out excess metal to bring the weight down from 30 grams to 15 grams.
The mount. This started as a seat collar. I machined out excess metal to bring the weight down from 30 grams to 15 grams.
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