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 | **Low (Scouting)** | 350mA | ~8.5 Hours | Passive (Minimal metal) | | **Low (Scouting)** | 350mA | ~8.5 Hours | Passive (Minimal metal) |
 | **High (Search)** | 1.5A | **~2.0 Hours** | **Heavy Heatsink Required** | | **High (Search)** | 1.5A | **~2.0 Hours** | **Heavy Heatsink Required** |
 +| **Flash (Ext. Camera Trigger)** | 5.0A | N/A | **1-10ms @ ~17W** | 
  
 ===== The Shiny Bits (BOM - Custom Build) ===== ===== The Shiny Bits (BOM - Custom Build) =====
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 If you prefer to find a pre-made nest for your electronics, these "hosts" are excellent for gutting. If you prefer to find a pre-made nest for your electronics, these "hosts" are excellent for gutting.
  
-==== The "Aspheric Scavenger" (T6 Zoomie, spot/floodlight) ====+==== The "Aspheric Scavenge" (T6 Zoomie, spot/floodlight) ====
 Commonly sold as the **"A100" or "XML-T6 Focusable"** on Amazon/AliExpress for **~$12.00 CAD**. Commonly sold as the **"A100" or "XML-T6 Focusable"** on Amazon/AliExpress for **~$12.00 CAD**.
   * **The Good:** It already includes the **Collimating Lens** and a sliding head.   * **The Good:** It already includes the **Collimating Lens** and a sliding head.
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   * **Step 4 (The Knob):** Solder the other end of that resistor to the **Center Pin** of your 1k Potentiometer. Solder a wire from the **Left Pin** of the Potentiometer back to the **Ground (VIN-)** pad on the driver.   * **Step 4 (The Knob):** Solder the other end of that resistor to the **Center Pin** of your 1k Potentiometer. Solder a wire from the **Left Pin** of the Potentiometer back to the **Ground (VIN-)** pad on the driver.
  
-**Why 1.2k?** The formula for this driver is $I = 1800/R. To hit exactly 1.5A, you need 1200 Ohms. +**Why 1.2k?** The formula for this driver is //I = 1800/R//. To hit exactly 1.5A, you need 1200 Ohms. 
   * **Knob at Max:** 1.2k (Safety) + 0 (Pot) = **1.5A (Turbo)**   * **Knob at Max:** 1.2k (Safety) + 0 (Pot) = **1.5A (Turbo)**
   * **Knob at Min:** 1.2k (Safety) + 1.0k (Pot) = **~820mA (Scouting)**   * **Knob at Min:** 1.2k (Safety) + 1.0k (Pot) = **~820mA (Scouting)**
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