Scratch built SSC P7 bike lights - Page 2 |
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| Another idea I had for the body. The only difference in this design is that instead of removing a bunch of aluminum from the outer shell, I made small fins by cutting grooves. into the shell as deep as I could without making the grooves too deep. I'll have to measure the running temp of this shell compared to the smooth shells I made and see if it runs cooler. The red color is not anodizing, it is just a red sharpie pen. I wanted to see how a colored shell would look. | |
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| Test shell with grooves | The back cap cover pulls off |
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| Here is the shell mounted into my new black plastic mounts | |
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