I had been trying forever to get BG to sell these switches separately and finally they did. I just bought a bunch of these mainly because I am tired of making them myself and I am happy to say that all that I bought I tested individually and only one had a small defect which was easily fixed with a touch of my soldering iron. These for in the Astrolux X6 - X5 and the BLF versions also and was primarily made a designed by PilotDog68 at BLF for the Kronos Box set lights. Make sure you have the correct driver as these will work in many different lights but it can also cause you problems with your UI, meaning your modes will possibly go wacky on you, so the fix for that is to put a bleeder resistor on the driver, and that's about all I'll say on that.. Google Took some pictures for you to see these switches in action, but do know that I left the switch disassembled so you can see the LED's, this is NOT what your light will look like if you buy these, you will have a clear switch boot and retainers to cover these LED's, just so you know, the light DOES not look like these pictures after install, oh boy I can hear it now at customer service, but it doesn't look like this guys pictures.. yep it would happen.. For sure.

I had been trying forever to get BG to sell these switches separately and finally they did. I just bought a bunch of these mainly because I am tired of making them myself and I am happy to say that all that I bought I tested individually and only one had a small defect which was easily fixed with a touch of my soldering iron. These for in the Astrolux X6 - X5 and the BLF versions also and was primarily made a designed by PilotDog68 at BLF for the Kronos Box set lights. Make sure you have the correct driver as these will work in many different lights but it can also cause you problems with your UI, meaning your modes will possibly go wacky on you, so the fix for that is to put a bleeder resistor on the driver, and that's about all I'll say on that.. Google Took some pictures for you to see these switches in action, but do know that I left the switch disassembled so you can see the LED's, this is NOT what your light will look like if you buy these, you will have a clear switch boot and retainers to cover these LED's, just so you know, the light DOES not look like these pictures after install, oh boy I can hear it now at customer service, but it doesn't look like this guys pictures.. yep it would happen.. For sure.

I had been trying forever to get BG to sell these switches separately and finally they did. I just bought a bunch of these mainly because I am tired of making them myself and I am happy to say that all that I bought I tested individually and only one had a small defect which was easily fixed with a touch of my soldering iron. These for in the Astrolux X6 - X5 and the BLF versions also and was primarily made a designed by PilotDog68 at BLF for the Kronos Box set lights. Make sure you have the correct driver as these will work in many different lights but it can also cause you problems with your UI, meaning your modes will possibly go wacky on you, so the fix for that is to put a bleeder resistor on the driver, and that's about all I'll say on that.. Google Took some pictures for you to see these switches in action, but do know that I left the switch disassembled so you can see the LED's, this is NOT what your light will look like if you buy these, you will have a clear switch boot and retainers to cover these LED's, just so you know, the light DOES not look like these pictures after install, oh boy I can hear it now at customer service, but it doesn't look like this guys pictures.. yep it would happen.. For sure.

These do indeed work with an Astrolux S1 (BLF B6) but, as stated by others, you will lose the reverse mode function and the brightness will be poor unless a bleeder resistor is uses. I've ordered some clear spacers/washers & clear silicone caps from elsewhere along with an assortment of SMD resistors. I'll update with values & results when I get through doing the mod.

These do indeed work with an Astrolux S1 (BLF B6) but, as stated by others, you will lose the reverse mode function and the brightness will be poor unless a bleeder resistor is uses. I've ordered some clear spacers/washers & clear silicone caps from elsewhere along with an assortment of SMD resistors. I'll update with values & results when I get through doing the mod.

These do indeed work with an Astrolux S1 (BLF B6) but, as stated by others, you will lose the reverse mode function and the brightness will be poor unless a bleeder resistor is uses. I've ordered some clear spacers/washers & clear silicone caps from elsewhere along with an assortment of SMD resistors. I'll update with values & results when I get through doing the mod.