Gransee
Flashlight Enthusiast
From an email this morning...
"I am very dissapointed with your product. The Arc flashlight appeared to be large on your website, you didn't specify the dimensions? Why? I bought those a few months back for 20 USD each!! "
and my reply (I hope I wasn't lacking in graciousness)...
" Hello (ID omitted by me to protect their privacy). No offense, but are you serious? We have a close relationship with our customers and sometimes they like to joke with the owner.
But just in case...
- On the front page of our website (arcflashlight.com), we have a picture of the Arc-AAA next to a quarter, nickel and dime. This was done specifically to show how small (usually a desireable quality with our customers) the light is.
- The exact size and weight is mentioned on our "flashlight details" page at http://store.yahoo.com/flashlight/flasin.html
- Our literature also says the light is powered by a, "single AAA cell", which is a small battery.
- From our review page, http://store.yahoo.com/flashlight/reviews.html :
"It's tiny and it's practical."
"..easily the smallest and brightest single cell white LED flashlight in existence today. A miniature step-up power converter inside the tiny head makes it possible to run a 4 volt white LED with only a single 1.5 volt AAA cell. " "..same brightness as the Trek-1, a 3 "AA" single LED flashlight that's many times the Arc's mass."
"..designed to be as small and bright as possible.."
"..small, bright, and durable. It takes normal inexpensive AAA batteries.."
We are happy to credit you for any of our lights you have purchased in the past 30 days.
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Peter Gransee
Happy Thanksgiving all.
"I am very dissapointed with your product. The Arc flashlight appeared to be large on your website, you didn't specify the dimensions? Why? I bought those a few months back for 20 USD each!! "
and my reply (I hope I wasn't lacking in graciousness)...
" Hello (ID omitted by me to protect their privacy). No offense, but are you serious? We have a close relationship with our customers and sometimes they like to joke with the owner.
But just in case...
- On the front page of our website (arcflashlight.com), we have a picture of the Arc-AAA next to a quarter, nickel and dime. This was done specifically to show how small (usually a desireable quality with our customers) the light is.
- The exact size and weight is mentioned on our "flashlight details" page at http://store.yahoo.com/flashlight/flasin.html
- Our literature also says the light is powered by a, "single AAA cell", which is a small battery.
- From our review page, http://store.yahoo.com/flashlight/reviews.html :
"It's tiny and it's practical."
"..easily the smallest and brightest single cell white LED flashlight in existence today. A miniature step-up power converter inside the tiny head makes it possible to run a 4 volt white LED with only a single 1.5 volt AAA cell. " "..same brightness as the Trek-1, a 3 "AA" single LED flashlight that's many times the Arc's mass."
"..designed to be as small and bright as possible.."
"..small, bright, and durable. It takes normal inexpensive AAA batteries.."
We are happy to credit you for any of our lights you have purchased in the past 30 days.
--
Peter Gransee
Happy Thanksgiving all.