Can you ID this Mystery Light?

[Quickbeam]

This pic was sent to me in an e-mail with this description:

It has an all-aluminum body, 4 Blue/White LEDs, is 7.5 inches long and use 3 AA batteries. It should sell for about $10 to $15.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">The sender needs to know the name of the manufacturer, but any info would be helpful. I can't ID it. Anyone?

 

[The_LED_Museum]

That's the yucky poo poo loo loo light, if I'm not mistaken.
www.ledmuseum.org/ledclub.htm

Put it this way. If you drop this flashlight at noon in the middle of a vacant wherehouse while it's lit, you'll need another flashlight just to find it. I'm actually looking for it right now to verify the size & markings to your picture, but I must have left it on the last time I put it down because I just can't see it anywhere.

 

[Quickbeam]

BINGO! Thanks Craig!

 

[Rebus]

Hey LED Museum,

How long ago did you write your
review on the LedClub. I saw one
the other day that had just come
off ebay and it was pretty bright
using new alkalines. I wonder if
they have improved it?

-Rebus

 

[The_LED_Museum]

Originally posted by Rebus:
Hey LED Museum,

How long ago did you write your
review on the LedClub.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">August 28 of this year. I received the light a week or so earlier.

Is yours brighter than an Arc-AAA?

 

[Rebus]

I don't have an Arc AAA, but I did compare
it to my U.S. Gov regular Infinity and it
seemed about 3 times as bright. They both
have a wide beam that really lights up a
room. I didn't get to check burn time because
it belonged to a friend.

-Rebus