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It is very apparent that we were all writing our replies at the same time. Fortunately, we all said the same thing so you can be sure about the information.

The buckpuck can be used with a latching to momentary converter. You would need to use a 7.4V setup and select the 4.5–20V converter in the store.

You have the definitions for in parallel and in series a little mixed up.
1. A parallel circuit will halve the amperage but stay at the same voltage, 7.4V in your case, acting as two separate,...

Worked great! Will post pictures soon.

Edit: Here is the switch in the new box I installed on my brother's ultra.
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That's what was bugging me! Thanks Serpent, this was driving me nuts. It's a red illuminated AV switch for the record.

Just wanted to double check my wiring for an illuminated switch that turns on with the blade LED.
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I'll keep that in mind for my next build, and keep things nice and simple for now.

How can these Tri-crees be operated at 1000mA?

That's great! I figured the only way to get all 3 at 1000mA would be a 9V+ pack and I don't think I have the room for that.

I am planning a stunt saber build and had a question about wiring. I want to get this LED in green. I am getting a 1000mA buckpuck, this battery pack, and I was wondering what the best way to run it...

That's what I had figured. Thanks Serpent, I think I'll just wire it in line with the blade LED.

I'm working on the wiring schematic for my first build and I'm trying to figure out how to wire a charging indicator.

Electronics:
7.4V battery pack (2x 14650 Li-Ion)
1000mA buckpuck (4 wire)...