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Thanks Jay-gon, I'll give that a try.

I purchased a Petit Crouton v1.6 from the store last month to use with an LedEngin RGBA. It's supposed to support flash-on-clash, but the parameters "focd, focp, and focr" were missing from the...

Thanks Sunrider, I'm starting to feel like I have a private tutor in you - and I couldn't ask for better.

I'm planning on using a 2.7 ohm resistor running at 1.5 amps in my FOC drive circuit, so the power calculations say I need a 7 Watt resistor, but I've read in the PC manual and in these forums that I...

For closure (in case someone else ever has the same anal retentive question) my experimentation on the scrap pipe indicated that the 10-32 stripped more easily than the 10-24. I stuck a piece of...

Thanks for the info. I wasn't sure if the h6flex would still work at 5V under high load since the webpage sort of indicates a minimum input of 7 volts. Also, I'm going to have to look into those...

Awesome news about the 3A drivers - that's definitiely a game changer in favor of a series/parallel approach for these leds, as was Sunrider's driver. My LZ4 is amber so it only needs about 12V...

I'm definitely interested in getting the driver - the store only lists 1.5A versions. I saw something similar on KD, but was sold out. The reason I'm shying away from a parallel LZ4 setup is the 3+...

Thanks Sunrider - your Praxis is incredibly beautiful btw. Did you make the 6.6A driver yourself? I'm still inclined to run all 4 dice in series, but if I can't find a a boost regulator with small...

Thanks, but those specs aren't what I need and I already read through that link long ago. Unfortunately it only addresses the parallel-series configuration, which limits current to 2A total or only...

Anyone know if the latest version of the PC (Ver 1.6) supports boost regulation? I could have sworn I read that it does now, but haven't been able to rediscover that post after much searching. I'd...

Hi xl97 and thanks for the response. I understand your logic, but just the fact that the smaller screws can strip out makes me want to use a larger screw in the first place. I've read a couple...

Happy New Year! I'm getting ready to tap a #5 Blade Holder for a blade retention screw and it seems that most around here recommend either an #8-32 or a #10-32 screw. I'm leaning towards a #10 set...