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I ordered a 3D and I tink I received a 7A (the carton box is labelled WW), hence my question.

Hi…. Go HERE . Read it, do what is says, and hopefully that will fix you up. :+1:

Oh yeah, “Protected” batteries will not work. They are to long.

Does it have a noticeable orange tint? If so it is a 7A.

67.5mm is likely too long for the inner tube to make contact. do you have anything shorter that you can try?

Mine was dead this morning. Charging now, but read 4.01

Maybe I did the lockout. :thinking:

Did you get this one KB?? If you did, please keep us posted as to what caused the DOA.
TYIA …. :beer:

:+1:
That’s the way I see it. I havent been here but 3 years but I have probably collected +/- 30 lights. All of them loaded with toykeepers touch. If you had told me 10yrs ago what flashlights would be capable of…… I could not have even been able to imagine. I mean even if I only give $2/mo for a year it would only be $24 or like teacher said, you could give $24 the first month and then cancel. Really simple……… I think.

Nope… nothing yet…

Thanks KB.

Loose retaining ring. Back on track.



my box had no labeling on it as to what emitter it had. Did others who ordered the 3D have a label on their box, just curious?

No label on my 3D boxes.

I have a 7a and a WW label.

My 3D had no label; my 7A had a WW label.

The buttons movement should not be physically effected by the battery length. The switch pcb sits against a ridge and the button floats on the other side. Maybe your too long cell is physically compressing the spring and bending the pcb?

If the batteries are unprotected, try loosening the head a few turns, then tighten the tail cap nice and snug, then tighten the head.

Also make sure the driver retaining ring is tight. It seems a lot have been showing up loose.

I measure that one at 69mm.

A few more photos :sunglasses:

Nice pics…. :beer:

Also no label on my 3D box.

There. I don't think it is that simple. From how Patreon is currently set, so lets say by its definition, it is obliging you on timely payments.

Sure, you can cancel after the first occurence.

But you first have to remember that you have a Patreon going, then connect to it, go to settings, etc. All that even if from the very beginning you only wanted to do one payment. Even if a simple "recurrent / one-time" sliding button would have done the trick.

And knowing how humans or memory goes, it is likely you could forget about this repetitive payment. So to me it feel kinda "forced sale".

Then, I agree over the saying "the first level is only 24$ per year". It's completely true. My remark is solely base around the "technical/setting" aspect of Patreon. And as it's my first Patreon usage, so I'm discovering its arcanes.

Yes, it feels as it does.

Thanks for the feedbacks. And...

So 7A I have, it is.