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    If you want you can extend the slot that the...

    If you want you can extend the slot that the focus knob moves in with a file to really focus the beam to a nice projection of the emitter. Gives a bit more reach with the light.
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    The batteries fully charged should be 4.2V and...

    The batteries fully charged should be 4.2V and drop down to about 2.7V when discharged. 3.7V is a rough nominated mean. The circuit board will regulate the voltage and current to the LED and would...
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    D - All of the above I get them from DX and...

    D - All of the above

    I get them from DX and AliExpress. Often they are not available on the right board so I do the old switcheroo.

    You may want to add some heat sink compound/silicon grease to...
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtx_egzor8g

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtx_egzor8g
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    Yes it is an aluminium circuit board/heatsink....

    Yes it is an aluminium circuit board/heatsink. They come in various shapes and sizes. Often there is also a nylon spacer in there as well.
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    We are talking the same animal. Yes you...

    We are talking the same animal. Yes you disassemble it and take out the while circuit board at the bottom. I hold the board in wooden 'soft jaws' I made for a small vice and apply heat to the back of...
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    Just remove the little board the LED is on. Apply...

    Just remove the little board the LED is on. Apply heat to the back of the board (I use a heating attachment on a $10 gas soldering iron) till the solder melts and put the LED back in place. Allow to...
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    Actually they can be put back on, I do it all the...

    Actually they can be put back on, I do it all the time.
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