Thx gecko. I believe the #'s on Sunwayman's website was for the engineering sample using the XP-G and a different driver. This was confirmed by Sunwayman via the following excerpt from an email exchange:
Me: "Did the driver change between R5 sample and this version? Also, I measured the following current draw on freshly charged AW 2600, please let me know if this is within your specs as tested:
High – 1.3A
Med – 170mA
Low – 32mA
SWM: "Hi Tim,
Yes, the driver is different, and your measurement is within our specs as well.
I guess the runtime of the low mode should be revised, I will check with my colleague."
I haven't been able to get to the low tests using an AW2600 but did conduct the test on Low using the 2 x IMR's which achieved 16.6hrs. Taking the correlation that the runtimes on these as compared to the AW2600 were 36% of High and only 30% of Low and using the average of the two (36+30)/2 = 33%, one can calculate that this would yield approx. 50.3hrs on low (16.6/.33). Additionally, using the current draw, I speculated you can get around 81 hours with the AW2600 albeit higher than 50hrs, still closer to 50 than 200.
Might be worth replying to Sunwayman's thread over on CPFMP about this but again, I think it's reasonably safe to say the 200hrs was for the engineering sample.
Hope that helps.
Tim
