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I have ordered Farka E09, Xeno G95 and Xeno Cube II.
 
companies often get these "blips" in their bandwidth and are often like "oh noz we're under attack!".

Funny how interest can be generated, we're so fickle :grin2:
 
companies often get these "blips" in their bandwidth and are often like "oh noz we're under attack!".

Funny how interest can be generated, we're so fickle :grin2:

I hope they don't get mad at me for giving them more work to do. :grin2:

A US dealer should contact them and buy some lights
 
You can have AA if you want. I just want AAA. Do you know for a fact that an AAA version will be the heaviest keychain light around? To determine which keychain light is the heaviest, you would have to gather all the keychain lights and weigh them? Have you done that? This AAA light does not even exist, so to say that it is the heaviest keychain around is simply illogical and false.

no...but being that its already 200g empty as an AA light, I'm inclined to think it might be bored out of a single chunk of SS

My statement was intended to be delivered with a touch of sarcasm, I guess it did not create its intended effect:ohgeez:

You may give them the recommendation, but depending on their own polls in demand it may have little to no added effect. To produce a variation of light or as an addition to the existing line will require a minimum quantity created [usually in the hundreds if not thousands], if the company placed an investment on it and only half of that minimum production quantity is sold then the rest in incurred as a net loss. How companies select products to make is dependent on the quantity of individuals interested in their particular market as well as a product assembly that has a cost and quantity values that can yield profitability with the company's goals of selling it. I stopped putting this sort of comments in manufacturer's mailboxes because of it :shrug:

I believe Fenix/4sevens was able to do this well because only small batches were made and systematically discontinued to increase product turnover rate, decreasing the hassles of excessive inventory and ultimately continue their expansion of product lines without having to compensate revenues to older lights in the product line. Whether cube's company can do the same is a matter of longitudinal analysis, perhaps they are testing the waters and may seek to expand to an AAA model in the future, perhaps they have ended this line and is in pursue of another idea. Time will tell. :)
 
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I like the look of some of these flashlights! Looks and specifications suggest a lot of potential for them. I'd be interested in the:

G95
http://www.zhongwin.com/Power/html/?321.html
seems to be a compact 18650 flashlight. If the specifications are correct, its shorter than my L-mini II

CUBE
http://www.zhongwin.com/Power/html/?322.html
Unique shape. Preeeetty!

E09
http://www.zhongwin.com/Power/html/?359.html
seems to be a very small and compact AA flashlight! If it was multimode and ran on 14500, I'd be VERY interested.


someone needs to start stocking them!
 
I contacted them via email and I was told that they ship only UPS or DHL even if you want to buy 1 or 2 lights : 24$ shipping.
It seems that the E09 can't take 14500...only regular AA or NiMH ...85 lumens flashlight.
 
DHL was here today but no one was home. :ohgeez:
I'm going to pick up the lights tomorrow.
I will post a review of the Cube tomorrow and possibly the other lights if i have time.
 
DHL was here today but no one was home. :ohgeez:
I'm going to pick up the lights tomorrow.
I will post a review of the Cube tomorrow and possibly the other lights if i have time.

Where are you stated?
 
If this does turn into a group buy please add my name to the list- I would love a rectangular flashlight!
 
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