Hello!
Thank you all for your massive input on the EOS... This is truly my favorite headlamp (w/ the 17mm IMS reflector) and I don't see myself switching anytime soon... I'm impressed by almost every feature...
We've seen runtime charts on:
* Alkalines (thanks to Quickbeam) - http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/princetontec_eos.htm
* NiMH (thanks to Chevrofreak) - https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/105241
* Lithium-Ions (thanks to Silverfox) https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/100590&highlight=diet
Now we have the energizer e2 lithiums!
This is my first time using another website to host... I'm using imageshack I hope it works.. If not let me know and I can email it all to you guys!
As you can see with lithiums E2's we're getting over 5 hours of regulated output on high... So far this is the longest output that we've seen on high. However this battery chemistry is the most expensive to buy. Personally I will roll w/ quality NiMH and have lithiums as spares (in truck, house)... So for colder weather i'll be ready... Lithiums have such a good self life that they make excellent backups...
Hope this helps you guys!
Jared, Nebraska
Thank you all for your massive input on the EOS... This is truly my favorite headlamp (w/ the 17mm IMS reflector) and I don't see myself switching anytime soon... I'm impressed by almost every feature...
We've seen runtime charts on:
* Alkalines (thanks to Quickbeam) - http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/princetontec_eos.htm
* NiMH (thanks to Chevrofreak) - https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/105241
* Lithium-Ions (thanks to Silverfox) https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/100590&highlight=diet
Now we have the energizer e2 lithiums!
This is my first time using another website to host... I'm using imageshack I hope it works.. If not let me know and I can email it all to you guys!
As you can see with lithiums E2's we're getting over 5 hours of regulated output on high... So far this is the longest output that we've seen on high. However this battery chemistry is the most expensive to buy. Personally I will roll w/ quality NiMH and have lithiums as spares (in truck, house)... So for colder weather i'll be ready... Lithiums have such a good self life that they make excellent backups...
Hope this helps you guys!
Jared, Nebraska