Tim Flanagan
Newly Enlightened
Well, as many of you now know, as it stands now, SF will not be having lanyards for the E1 and E2 due to problems with the tail cap fit/conductivity- the wire for the ring was just too thick to allow the light to work properly, so that idea was shelved. So, in my infinite wisdom after a couple of pints,
I decided to make my own.
Here's some instructions if you're bored some evening. Get out your trusty drill and center punch. Remove the bezel from the barrel. You don't want to accidentally drill into a lithium battery kids.
Use the punch to dent the metal of the pocket clip so your bit won't slide. Make a 1/8" hole with a decent metal cutting bit- preferably in the center of the clip. Attach a split key ring through the hole. This does prevent the clip from sealing up against the barrel of the light (depending on the size of split ring used- use a small one or another fastener through the hole and you can eliminate this minor issue. If you're using it on a neck lanyard (in this case)- so what? Put the light back together. Using a lanyard you have from something else - in this case a Pelican L1- attach it to the split ring and voilà, you've got your E1 (or E2) on a lanyard. Plus, the split ring is easy to remove and the pocket clip returns to true when you do. Let me know what you think!

Here's some instructions if you're bored some evening. Get out your trusty drill and center punch. Remove the bezel from the barrel. You don't want to accidentally drill into a lithium battery kids.
