You could just desolder the wires and pull the led board (MCPCB) out of each light the solder the whole board into the light you want.

The trickiest part is soldering the small wires, if you have fairly steady hands and a soldering iron you can do it.

Here is the MCPCB removed from the light

Here they are going back in

I actually changed the emitters to colored ones. But you don't need to actually change the emitters, just pull the boards and switch them.

Cool tech, why they use that shape tho? Is there a c/buttlight yet?

Your "soldering on tiny shit" skills are phenomenal. Nice work.

Great photo. Cool concept. How are you liking the uv?

Now this is something truly special. Wow wow wow man. Great job.

Nice, i was just thinking about modding my sp36 because I never really use it. How was the process?

Ditto, I i want to buy some stuff, and possibly start selling too.

My pleasure, the bezel can be a serious pain. Hope it goes easy for you. Feel free to reach out should you have questions.

The photo of pink and amber are at full brightness, the rest are at mid ramp.

I'd be interested in that 9090 blue of you don't end up using it. Is that a 12v 12 die like the others?

Thank u. It is awesome, i tried Hanks mule uv and decided I needed a focused beam. This one did not disappoint.

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I don't know if he wants me talking about price, but I will say its many magnitudes more powerful an useful than the $100 hanklight uv I got.

recon you should get one in an m150 or something.

Bro, I've tried to Solder these aux boards and all I gotta say is much respect man. Super clean work.

Clean as always, beautiful work.

You see, I was in the same boat, but here I am... I am planning to sell the c8 set tho. I also got RGB dm11s and shit loads of colored ts-10s. Well what I have is a problem I guess.

I gotta try them all on lightning mode.

This pic is dope, what emitter is that cyan?