woohoo! V4 !

hey.. let's take a quick look a the Olight M20's specs..
320 lumens for 4 hours? I assume that is not OTF.
Thus, 320 lumens requires ~ 0.9A, 3.016Watts.
assuming NO losses at all.. a 2.6Ah AW cell will be able to run that light for.. 3.19 hours.

(at higher drive currents, I believe the AW cell would be 2.4Ah, too!)

so.. to get 4 hours, it must be some sort of non-flat runtime!
Though, honestly, that may not be too bad of a thing, seeing as only a drop in ~40% is extremely noticeable.

yeah, I can't wait either.

argh, me too! grats on the camera!

This post has been edited by csshih: Apr 19 2010, 05:37 AM

the 47s g500s are already in production

about those 47s... http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthrea...t=201419&page=7

too bad for everyone else..

indeed.

hey! I have the tiny little light in the middle.

There are restaurants selling curry around.

nope, sr90. slightly bigger than the mag.

you knew I was watching this thread, didn't you xD

hehe, finally!

heheheeh quarks...

very excited for the warm emitters-- I've only played with neutral

your wish is my command.. though the warms are pretty far off
... I think..... I might be wrong though.

This post has been edited by csshih: May 2 2010, 02:46 AM

I forgot to post this here

dang! you're fast, I was going to post the link, thanks!

oooooo sneaky,
mind sharing them?

It means that warm tint leds are too warm
The cameras white balance was set to daylight mode, which looked the most accurate to my eyes.

oh man, I can't wait for my catapult

I can do so, too since I already have a hosting account set up, and lots of spare bandwidth / disk space..

I see that the install of IPB at this site is a trial license, -- which either means they're using a very old, unrestricted copy of IPB (2.x), or, well, an alternative.
A full license costs $150 -- which would last forever (except no upgrades after 6 months.. not a problem, though )
If someone wants to fund for a license, I can either

1. host it free on a subdomain (i.e. forum.lumensreview.com, lumensreview.com/forum, etc, etc) , or,
2. purchase a new domain for 10$ a year. With a new domain, though, you'd need to pay for tsite hosting, which is ~7/month.

or, of course, I could also find a trial license, and install that one, and host you guys for free
I think there are a few security vulnerabilities with that option... but this forum hasn't had a problem.


edit:

oh, dear.. I just checked out the exchange rate....

This post has been edited by csshih: May 8 2010, 06:21 AM

oh, oh yeah! I forgot, there is also..

http://php.opensourcecms.com/scripts/show....id=5&cat=Forums

those ^ all open source and free.

phpBB, myBB, SMF are the popular ones. + I have experience with phpBB and SMF.

so, ok - one more options.. free install of a open source forum on my site, which will cost none.

This post has been edited by csshih: May 8 2010, 10:23 AM