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Polar illuminator with sliding cover + ajustable led, for Star-Adventurer + L-bracket
Sliding cover, separate on/off and
ajustable light buttons make this
polar illuminator simple to use.
Shipping worldwide included : + 3 €
This illuminator includes :
- 1 3D-printed PLA body + cover,
- 1 on/off swith,
- 1 potentiometer,
- 1 red led,
- 1 polycarbonate light guide,
- 1 CR2032 battery.Compared to the original SA illuminator :
- Adapter and illuminator are combined in a single and smart design.
- The separate on/off and light adjustment buttons allows to keep your light setting when powering on or off.
- The siding cover is attached to the body.Note :
Depending on the availability, he trigger button will be delivered in red or green-glow-in-dark color.
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Tags : sliding cover, star adventurer, polar, polaire, illuminator, illuminateur, ajustable, led, l-bracket, couvercle, coulissant
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5Klaus-D. FinkeSamedi 26 Mai 2018 à 18:28this is a tiny masterpiece! Installed within seconds without affecting the mount setup. Adjustable lllumination, minimalistic design with perfect result. North orientation is a matter of a minute now - well done!
Thanks - Klaus
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Hi, I just received my order of: Polar illuminator with sliding cover + adjustable led, for Star-Adventurer + L-bracket " and I have observed that in addition to the poor state of the battery, the green part of the ignition has been released as soon as I have touched it and it can not be illuminated. I attached lint photo. What solution do you propose?
Grace and a greeting,
Karmelo.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/UiDbACNTQQWN7GAa6
Hello Fernando,
What a pitty ! The quality of the mail services is strongly decreasing everywhere !
I'm glad you finally got a functional illuminator with sliding cover.
Best regards and clear skies !
Philippe
Hello: I just received the second piece and I sent a link to the photo to see the state in which the postman delivered it: the broken envelope and the battery cover broken as well and a scratched edge of the piece. In spite of everything it works perfectly since I have placed the battery cover of the piece of the first shipment. Thanks for everything and until another one.
Greetings,
Karmelo
https://photos.app.goo.gl/UiDbACNTQQWN7GAa6
Hello: First of all thanks for your prompt reply.
The light switch works. In fact the red light turns on if I keep the button pressed with my finger. But the green button does not stand on its own. What I observed in the package is that the illuminator cover was loose. I have the impression that it has affected the humidity, especially seeing the state of the pile.
It seems to me the first solution that you propose, if necessary I will send you the defective order.
See you soon, hello,
karmelo
Dear Fernando,
I apologize for the inconvenience.
Indeed, the condition of the battery is totally unusual.
The type of fracture of the button is totally unusual as well.
Is seems that something linked to the battery behavior did affect all metallic parts of the illuminator.
Some questions :
Did you turn on the little switch beside the button ?
If yes, do the red light apear when you turn it on ?
Did you otice any moisture in the package ?
Anways, I propose two solutions :
1 - I send to you a new illuminator by the end of next week (according to my present workload).
OR
2 - I refund you the present illuminator if you don't want to wait for the delivery of a replacement illuminator.
By the way, independently to the proposed solutions and if you absolutely need to use the illuminator before the delivery f a new one, there is a way to make it work by soldering a shunt on the legs the potentiometer (and replace the battery).
You can unscrew the 2 screws that attach the battery holder to the body of the illuminator, and short-circuit the 2 legs of the potentiometer with a soldering iron + a piece of solder.
In this case, the illuminator will work at full power when you turn the little switch on.
Please let me know your position concerning the two proposed sollutions,
Best regards,
Philippe