Cool looking light there Pregulla. Had to order one.
Smiling shark 16340. I believe DX has them too.
Edit: had them, sold out it seems.
http://www.dx.com/p/smiling-shark-ss-509-60lm-cree-xp-e-q5-led-3-mode-white-light-mini-flashlight-1-x-cr123a-16340-289533#.U44wMni9LTo
I passed on it a while back because of the tailcap switch. I despise that type of switch that sticks out a mile. :Sp
Now that is pretty interesting…hmmm
Smiling shark flashlights that don’t say the led brand, like most, may not be as bright as one would like. They also tend to have plastic pills, so a good mod would either have a new pill or a thick star in contact with the body. That said, the shape looks like it has good cooling, if the heat can get out to the body.
Help me out here if you can?
Please identify any of these you know has a “mode memory” — remembering the setting last used, so the same setting comes back when it’s turned on again.
(I use strobe mode a lot when walking, in crosswalks, to wake drivers up.
And I turn it on before starting into crosswalks even if I can’t see a car
coming — because I’ve had them come up so fast I didn’t have time to fiddle
with the flashlight — so I put a lot of wear on switches and have begun to
have them fail on my regularly used walking lights)
- looks like a nice compact zoomie, do you guys know where I can get one?
Also where to get this one shown by Pregulla
I got mine from Meritline last year. Finish was ok, but it was no better than a typical SK68. I gave it away as a gift.
http://www.meritline.com/showproduct.aspx?ProductID=106039&SEName=cree-xp-e-flashlight-torch-1200lm
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“next mode memory”
A capacitor keeps the MCU alive, you turn off the light, hours later you turn it back on, it will start immediately in the “next mode”
You can scrub a pencil tip across the capacitor on many of them making a layer of graphite which allows the capacitor to quickly drain rather than stay charged almost indefinitely, so the MCU resets back to “default” or HI every time you turn it off and leave it off for a few seconds
Start practicing bumping or 1/2 clicking the switch, not a complete click, but partially press the switch changing modes w/o actually clicking the switch
Mode memory, whatever level you were running on when you shut it off, it will come back on at that level next time
I thought the watermark was obvious? Haha.
Yes, in hind sight… :~
I have 2 of them now.
one from DX, which is nice brassy yellow, branded Zhishunjia
one from an ebay vendor, which is piss yellow, branded UltraFire AT-09
I still can’t get the bezel off the DX one, and the threading on the tube and in the head have a lot of play… 
The other one comes apart easily, threads match better. It’s also about 1.5mm taller than the DX one.
Knurdling is also different.
The UltraFire has a hidden SOS mode…
Press long and it will switch to SOS mode.
Allright folks, this is not as good as i hoped…
Plastic body…
This picture here is not correct, i think…
Zooms from a small spot to a projection of the Osram LED.
I’m modding it as we speak.
It gets a new short head and flood optics.
Because it has one big advantage:
Very light weight!
No shaking mass on the forehead.
Surprise when i got this one in:
Urine-yellow! 
Not faecal-brown.
It’s bigger than the Olight i3s
It says “CREE” on the head, but it’s not a CREE…
Works fine though!
One mode, plastic lens and reflector.
2 part head, so it’s mod friendlier.
> This is a good one! <
Stainless steel, glass lens, CREE XP-E, one mode, bright.
Only 88mm long and 12mm diameter
DX has them too:
http://dx.com/p/319073
I’m looking for lights that have “mode memory” —
not advancing to the next setting
not returning to the first setting like you get when you put pencil line on a capacitor
—> staying on the same setting when turned off and back on <—-
Number 7 seems to exist in grey, but I haven’t seen it on a reasonable price yet. DX has as usual enormous prices
Having owned the sc01 the double click to strobe works really well, and is very fast to access. It would probably be much easier then cycling to strobe each time, or anything else for that matter.
a couple of those described above as
“$3.42 at ebay A horrible light as is, but a very nice body …”
Fair description. Requires a Li-ion cell, won’t light up with ordinary AA cell.
Battery has to be put in ‘backwards’ (negative toward the LEDs)
Works OK, considering; circle of 5mm blue-white LEDs around a central red laser diode.
Sort of falls apart in the hand when the head is unscrewed, haven’t done anything more til I see how well it annoys the cat in its existing configuration.
I have one.
It’s empty now… 
It was actually my mom’s.
I was curious about the inside, i ruined the wiring, they did everything with one colour…
So i gave her a slightly modded zoomie
But it did work on AA, and AA only, judging by the 3 parts ‘driver’…
But also a backwards battery…