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# Emisar D3AA | ||
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14500/AA single channel light with HDR boost driver by [thefreeman](https://budgetlightforum.com/u/thefreeman). thefreeman has done an [excellent technical writeup on this driver](https://budgetlightforum.com/t/emisar-d3aa-driver-technical-information/223513). | ||
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No built in charging. | ||
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## Weak Battery Protection | ||
When the D3AA boots (each time power is connected) it will test the battery's performance and set a hard cap on output, to prevent damage to weak batteries, as the driver is capable of drawing more current than is safe for the battery from alkaline and Ni-MH batteries. This may also cause reduced turbo output if a very low li-ion battery is inserted and the weak battery protection is activated. This will not happen if a 14500 battery is inserted at a high charge level and then used until charge drops, unless the tailcap is untwisted and reconnected. | ||
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## Channel Modes | ||
### Main LEDs | ||
AKA `CM_MAIN`. The three main LEDs, driven in series as a single channel. | ||
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### RGB Aux Modes | ||
These channel modes (in order: red, orange/yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, white) use aux instead of main emitters. This is useful for using red or white as a vision-preserving mode in extremely low light situations, otherwise the main use of these channels is to be selected for strobe or blinky modes. | ||
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# Sofirn LT1S Pro | ||
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21700 lantern with 3 individual LED channels (neutral white, warm white, and red). | ||
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Built in USB-C charging and LED battery indicator. The LED battery indicator is not controlled by Anduril and will activate whenever the switch is pressed, and has four LEDs - all four lit corresponds to around 4.1-4.2V, and one lit corresponds to around 3.7V or less. When charging using the USB port, the LEDs will animate in a "charging" pattern. | ||
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## Channel Modes | ||
### White | ||
AKA `CM_WHITE`. This is a ramping channel mode with a manually adjustable mix between the 2700k cool white LEDs and 5000k neutral white. | ||
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### Auto-Tint (White) | ||
AKA `CM_AUTO2`. This is an auto-tint mode where the mix will shift from 2700k at low ramp to 5000k at maximum level. | ||
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### Auto-Tint (White/Red) | ||
AKA `CM_AUTO3`. This is an auto-tint mode where the mix will shift from red at the bottom of the ramp, then to white, initially at 2700k before then increasing to 5000k at maximum level. | ||
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### Red | ||
AKA `CM_RED`. Only uses the red LEDs. | ||
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### White/Red | ||
AKA `CM_WHITE_RED`. This is a ramping channel mode with a manually adjustable mix between white and red. The mix of the two white channels in this mode is the same as the selected mix in the white (`CM_WHITE`) channel. | ||
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