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Some of the specification in post 1 are for the AAA E01R not the AA E10R

"High efficiency circuit board provides up to 35 hours runtime on lowest output level" this is for the AAA E01R it`s 100 Hours for the AA E10R on lowest, other facts might be cut and pasted as well.

http://www.gearbest.com/led-flashlights/pp_618210.html

John.

For this GAW , do you want the date the order was placed as well?

In gaw. Send purchase info. Thx for deal

Interested in one. Please PM me the info, thnx.

The big difference is that the E10R works with rechargeable lithium (14500), while the E01R does not

PM sent for GAW! Thanks!

Very interested. Thanks

I PM’d for the GAW , forgot to include my user name :person_facepalming:

Okay I didn’t see the list I always jump to the latest post

PMed for the purchase code - hope I get it in time for the triple GAW!

Ordered and PM sent. Thanks.

Very interested … Many Thanks.

Interested

Interested depending on price.

could I please get a PM?

It looks like the E10R has the same problem charging nimh battery`s according to the review in the link below got 1.39v 50% however he got 4.19v on li-ion which is a full charge.

Does Jetbeam know about this problem, do they have an REP on BLF?

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?432063-E10R-and-E01R-AA-14500-amp-AAA-USB-Charging-EDC-Lights-From-Jetbeam-Video-Review&p=5077758&posted=1#post5077758

John.

We're back in business.

There has been a change in the management from April onwards. Expected slower than usual response time during transitional period.

Anybody received their`s yet, I want to know it charges nimh fully before i buy a couple, I am not interested in charging or using li-ion battery`s

Thanks

John.

I will check the resting voltage on an Eneloop charged in the E10R once I have it in. I will be pretty disappointed if it indeed only charges to 50% capacity, the whole point of buying the E10R was because of its inbuilt NiMh charge capability.

Well I got 1.38v hot out of the flashlight on my AAA E01R and the guy who reviewed the AA E10R after i asked said he got 1.37v maybe this has been fixed in the latest batches but i don't want to get stuck with a couple of E10R when i am already stuck with an E01R though i am still using it.

This will not be a problem for people who only want to use li-ion cells as it charges them fine to 4.19v according to the review.

John.