any interest in 2*AA flashlight?

MascaratumB · July 1, 2018, 8:03pm

From the buyer perspective, that would be nice! But I guess Manker will probably focus on selling new lights instead of upgrades to “old” lights! :money_mouth_face:

hIKARInoob · July 25, 2018, 8:41am

hIKARInoob:

nqcken:

hmm, i think we have a difference in interpretation, sure the two side by side are wider but I used the words “too thick” or in the words of merriam webster, “having or being of relatively great depth or extent from one surface to its opposite a thick plank,” “not thin”. i am not so concerned with the width of the light but the thickness of the light to lessen the “bulge” in my flashlight carrying pocket. (no need to for play on words here! ) and the context i used “hefty enough” was “to stay put”, as in not fall out or work its way loose by standing and sitting motion. In short, a flashlight with a “slimmer” profile that would not be, IMO, too bulky to carry in my pocket. nice pic though…

I think this is a great idea. It’s not that I’m a fan of a side by side AA light, but I think Manker can make something really awesome and exceptional looking. Manker’s released several unusual looking lights like the MK34 and MK39, so this might be an interesting challenge for them. :sunglasses:

And so did Manker… Awesome!

fran82 · July 25, 2018, 3:03pm

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Manker? Manker?

BLF calling Manker, please answer

flyboy · August 8, 2018, 9:19pm

What He Said! :nerd_face:

Dropped my Jetbeam PA 40 (4 AA) the other night, looking for the pieces of my wife’s Fenix E 11 that had fallen on the floor. It died…less than a foot to the carpeted floor. I took it apart, and it worked, once I got it together, but the switch/modes have always been a bit wonky, So, I prefer not more than 2 AAs, minimal modes…no more than high, low, and maybe very low, rugged, reliable and good run time. Of course, this is in case the unthinkable happens. Seems like the old Military doggerel is right…“Two is one, and one is none!”