Ah, bummer, so lower than 50 mA isn't possible :/ Sorry, I screwed it in memory with the flash (strobo) mode (the thing I called 2nd mode), which is used for much more powerful, but blinking, outputs. I stand corrected.

As a side, note, it's good news for Selene - apart from regular torch light intesity that she/he knows (which is quite weak, but barely usable for her/his purposes), she/he can also use a up 4x more powerful current for driving leds, which roughly correspond to 4x more powerful sunrise emulation! As far as she/he isn't afraid of frying own LEDs, of course.

Indeed unsuitable for sun emulation I think, but quite useful for very bright flashlight (if one can get used to still-visible, little strobing). I have been using, without incidents, a rip-off Lanterne code, that - in torch mode - strobed LEDs with absolute max power on maximum duty cycle (lowest interval between strobes) - for so long time, that I actually forget its custom, and yesterday overwritten it with new version from "mainstream", resulting in me needing to rip it off, again

Anyway, the point is that I was using the "unsafe" mode for many months, with torch enable for long periods of time - 30 minites, hour, two hours (was too lazy to remove timelimit, so I just re-enabled it when hit the clock), etc. while working. As said, no adverse effects, except for LEDs getting *a little* more warm, when active for a long time.

/Estel