XenErgy 3 in 1 (Nuwai AL-606)

[dannyduke]

Hi all,
I like to own this one for its usefulness.
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/xenergy_3in1.htm
Any idea where to get it ?
Thanks

 

[Roy]

Go back to the flashlightreviews.com and take a look at the Streamlight Twin Task flashlights. They are very similar in appearance to the Nuwai....In fact there is some debate that they are all made in the same factory in China.

 

[chrisse242]

There are several on ebay.com right now. (search for AL 606)
Seller goldenpsx is the same as our forum sponsor "golden gadgets" as ar as I know.
Normally, they're cheaper than the streamlights, incan beam is reported to be a little brighter than the twintasks and I'm pretty sure they are manufactured in the same factory. Great, inexpensive light for the car or at home. A little too big to carry though.

Chrisse

 

[Roy]

Here's my runtime plot on the AL-606.

 

[cratz2]

Wow! I remember that review when it almost first came out. Later, I bought a few of the Twin Tasks including the 2L which is one of my favorite overall lights.

Looking at the numbers, the 2L SL and the Xenergy has about the same incandescent output but about four TIME as much throw.

 

[brightnorm]

Here's a direct comparison:

MODEL…….…….....LGTH …..BZL DIA ……BOD DIA ……WT…….LUMENS/CP<>

Nuwai AL-606…………5 ¾"………….....1 ½"……….1"……….....….6.6oz……..90/10.8 L
Streamlight TT 2L……5 ½"………..1 5/16"………..1"…………..….5.2oz...…..….72 L

The Streamlight's beam is rather weak and not very white. The Nuwai's beam is whiter, more focused and stronger. This comes at the expense of its somewhat larger size and greater weight. Lumen figures are manufacturer's quotes and should be taken with more than one grain of salt

Brightnorm

 

[davidra]

Brightnorm, any data on the 306, and does it use a battery carrier for the 3 AAA?

 

[brightnorm]

davidra,

Sorry, I don't know that one

BN

 

[YWLin]

Recently I am looking for a led/incandescent flashlight, and this seems good! But the lens and reflector of AL-606 are made by plastic.

Will they melt after a long-term operation using xenon bulb?

 

[leukos]

Both the Al-606 and the SL TT-2L have lexan lenses. Neither of them should ever get hot enough to bother the lens. If you prefer glass, check out Surefire's A2. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[Zelandeth]

I believe the AN-606 is a rechargeable version of this same light, though the tailcap looks a little different.

A good light, a little on the heavy size maybe, but not drastically so.