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Reviews (3)
Mar 28, 2016
Very easy to use
1 of 1 found this helpful These test strips use the 'new' black code key, so you don't need to worry about matching the code key number to each package of strips.
Feb 28, 2016
Buy it for the price, keep it for the features
This a neat flashlight, especially considering the price.
The threading on the end cap is clean and sharp, the spot-to-wide beam ring moves easily between the detents and exterior surfaces are smooth but still provide a good grip.
I can't measure the light output, so I don't know if it is really 2000 lumens, but the flashlight is certainly bright enough for my needs. The light output changes from High to Low to Flashing each time you push the end-cap button (either all the way off or just slightly). Since I want the light to always turn on in High output, I switch to blinking before I turn it off.
The charger is marked 4.2 V @ 300 mA, so I would only use the charger with an 18650 battery which has internal protection. (The battery that comes with this flashlight is internally protected.)
I didn't see it in the product description, but I put two CR123A non-rechargeable batteries in my flashlight and they worked just fine. The CR123A has a shelf life of about 10 years, so a couple of them make a great backup for the 18650 if you ever find yourself miles from an AC power source.
Feb 28, 2016
A great power splitter
If you've got several devices that run off of the same voltage (like an Arduino, camera, sensors, etc) or you need to power several security cameras, this splitter is better quality and cheaper than buying all the parts and building your own.