The Infinity does have numbers on the dial!

[cuseguy]

It only took me a day to find them! They are on the top side of the wheel, not on the grooves where the white line is. You really have to look to see them. These are the readings I got at each number:
1 = 3.31V
2 = 3.62V
3 = 4.06V
4 = 4.35V
5 = 4.7V (white line)
6 = 5.2V
7 = 5.5V
8 = 5.9V
9 = 6.2V
10= 6.2V

 

[mikev]

Thanks cuse, I didn't get a volt meter and that breakdown gives me a nice gauge to run by for now

 

[methic2345]

Great breakdown Cuse

 

[5cardstud]

Cuse. That line must be what they call "White Line Fever"

 

[cuseguy]

I figured it must be tough if you don't have a meter. Glad it helps.

 

[BuzzKill]

I am thinking about putting a slot in the middle of the opening to see the numbers better ?View attachment 28315

 

[Wharf Rat]

I think that's a great idea. It would be nice to be able to see what # you're at.

 

[Bovinia]

I agree that would be a good idea. I'm ok with not being able to see the numbers on mine, but the thumb wheel on mine is not letting the back light shine through.

 

[cuseguy]

Yeah, the backlight can be barely seen.

 

[BuzzKill]

It was designed to be mainly used at night , one reason the numbers are hard to see is that my PCB guys made 1.6mm thick PCB;s and they were supposed to be 1.2mm so the wheel is higher than designed for . BUGS man I hate them , I thought I had all of this stuff worked out >>

BTW the top voltage will vary from unit to unit they are rated for 3.3 volts to 5.5 volts but may go higher on some units.

 

[Bovinia]

I'm cool with mine Mike, just wanted you to be aware if you weren't already

 

[BuzzKill]

THank you Bovinia !

 

[Nisitiiapi]

I am thinking about putting a slot in the middle of the opening to see the numbers better ?View attachment 28315

That would be a great idea. With a little slot, the light might just shine enough on the numbers to still be used at night as intended (and since it's definitely an "out and about" mod, being useful in the dark is important). I can kind of see the numbers if I look really closely (I see how the thickness of the PCB interfered), but have to kind of count the bit of white I see from the white line to figure out where I am. A notch would be a great help when out and about when you can't focus closely to see the markings. However, if the next batch has the right PCB thickness, it would probably make the notch unnecessary.

And, by the way, great product. Loving it (it was here when I got home from a road trip last night). Can't believe how lightweight it is while still feeling solidly built. Great job and congratulations!

 

[mistinthewoods]

It was designed to be mainly used at night , one reason the numbers are hard to see is that my PCB guys made 1.6mm thick PCB;s and they were supposed to be 1.2mm so the wheel is higher than designed for . BUGS man I hate them , I thought I had all of this stuff worked out >>

BTW the top voltage will vary from unit to unit they are rated for 3.3 volts to 5.5 volts but may go higher on some units.

Keep up the good work Mike. By the time I'm ready for one (late spring) you should have that little beauty perfected.