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High Powered Targeting light on amazon
I know that andymark started offering the targeting "photon cannon", but what is a similar alternative, that is just as powerful, on amazon (with prime shipping)?
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https://www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Fl...rds=flashlight |
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Or go big: https://amzn.com/B00EVIIZC2 or just search: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...+led+spotlight |
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Were you able to use the flashlight linked with a battery with no inspection issues? |
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We shotgun ordered a variety initially to get something that was reasonably light/small and also had a nice focused beam.
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We initially did it on 0 lead time and were forced to do 5V regulator w/ two diodes in series to step voltage down. We ended up continuing all season this way because it was already installed on the robots. We ended up going through a LOT of spares... not because they break, but because lots of teams at events start wanting them... |
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We used these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00O8...6_ SY340_QL65
The only difficulty was getting power to it. We rigged up a "mock battery" with a regulator and some (I think) delrin. |
We used a CREE flashlight similar to what Adam linked. A little smaller from the sounds of it. Ran off a single AA in the stock configuration.
2pk for $8 w/ prime shipping: http://goo.gl/ptnOUi Ours was wired through a spike so we could turn it off as it could interfere with our cameras detection of the goal. This means 12vdc going to the flashlight coming off the PDB. To get down to the 1.5vdc needed by the light, we used a tiny little buck regulator. They are adjustable and $10 for qty 5 on Amazon with prime shipping. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B014Y3OT6Y/ You can get them off eBay for cheaper but you'll be waiting 3-5 weeks for delivery. The cool thing is that the regulator board is small enough to fit in the area the battery formerly occupied. So packaging was real clean. These will work to step 12vdc down to whatever your flashlight needs. A note of caution. Some of the metal body flashlights out there have their case shorted to ground. So keep an eye on how things are mounted to ensure isolation from the chassis. A hose clamp with rubber gasket worked great for us. |
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