Underwater Kinetics website...nice!

I was looking at UK's new website, and it looks very nice.
They have some cool PDF's with output and runtime charts, some of which have plots for both alkies and lithiums.

The UK4AA incan runs to 50% for about 1:15, according to their chart.
Lithiums stretch it to about 6:00! That is impressive!

The 2AAA incan on alkies appears to start at 12 lumens, and hits 50% at somewhere between 30 and 45 minutes.
On lithiums, the output jumps to around 18 lumens, and hits 50% at around 2 hours.

There is no chart for the UK2L, but I would guess that it should be right around 1/2 the 4AA/lithium time, or about 3 hrs. Very nice!!!

The E-LED Fire runs for 4 hrs on alkies, and 9.5 hrs on lithiums.

I think I need to order a few more UK's.

I miss the old Luxeon 4AA with reflector....
I love my 2AAA incan, gave it to my sister, cuts throgh smoke and dust better than most lights in its size range

I was looking at UK's new website, and it looks very nice.
They have some cool PDF's with output and runtime charts, some of which have plots for both alkies and lithiums.

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I can't find the pdf with the runtime chart.

I am looking here:
http://www.uwkinetics.com/products/detail.php?ProductID=6

which takes me here:
http://www.uwkinetics.com/products/content.php?id=42

but the pdf that I find:
http://www.uwkinetics.com/files/42/4AAan2instr_b.pdf
doesn't seem to have any run time charts.

Yes, nice site and some nice lights.
Very good for beginners to learn some things about light.
Interesting is the sunlight SL6, 201 Lumen? can it be.
Have someone this light, Beamshots? can someone compare it? at example with the Streamlight TL3?

David, there are two pdf's--it threw me as well.

The second pdf will have the runtime charts.

If you click on the UK4AA, then the link "UK 4AA-AS2 High Intensity Work Light Instructions" then "4AAAS2Insr_Z171293a.pdf" you should see the graph. It is small, and part of the brochure. You can use the pdf magnify feature.

I think all of the graphs are accessed after clicking on the link that has "instructions" instead of "manual" in the link.

Pretty cool!