DIY LED Lamp Questions

Yes, those are the MCE's at the highest bin values. They can output well over 650 lumens each for a total of 2600 lumens. However in order to run at max efficiency and minimal heat, I had to underdrive them by a factor of 70 percent of rated max. The newer XPG's at the S2 bins are not out yet in neutral whites but when they are commercially available, a total of 12 will be installed in the light for a total underrated lux value of 3200 lumens. A slightly larger unit will house 18 of them with integral silent fan and a speciall copper grid heat sink to output more than 4500 lumens at 3 ft. making it the brightest led on camera light on the planet. Sorry, can't sell them here but I will post pictures soon.
 
Hi

where can I find some battery plates (to be used on my own DIY prj) for e.g. the SONY batteries ?
 
CiPO said:
Hi

where can I find some battery plates (to be used on my own DIY prj) for e.g. the SONY batteries ?
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I just got a nice Marshall LCD monitor. It has 6-8 different battery plates available for different brands/models. I would try contacting Marshall to see if they will sell you a "replacement" battery plate.
 
Thx Richard,
actually B&H has them on catalog (see here) and I saw them already. But I was trying to find some "guerrilla" alternative :) After all its a piece of plastic with couple of metal contacts. But it could be a solution if nothing else comes up. thx
 
CiPO said:
Thx Richard,
actually B&H has them on catalog (see here) and I saw them already. But I was trying to find some "guerrilla" alternative :) After all its a piece of plastic with couple of metal contacts.
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True enough. I believe the little "banana plugs" are a stock item, but it might take a bit to find them as they don't seem to be used elsewhere much anymore. The tricky part is carving out the plastic so that it fits the tabs, etc. on the bottom of the battery pack. OTOH, you could just make a shallow rectangular hole for it and use a velcro strap to hold the battery in place. :happy:
 
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