Re: Which in your arsenal is your least used, and
--Mag 6D (bedside) replaced by SL ProPolymer 3C LED and SF G2--although it's a good prybar, it is not a comfortable light to use. As to runtime (which it's good at), I have an SC2 or the 3C to make up for that.
--Mag 5D (car) replaced by SL TL-3 and TL-3 LED -- It's 100 degrees here in Glendale today and alkalines don't like that.
--UKE D8 -- sold to friend. While I thought I would use it, with all the lithium and LED lights (some lithium LEDs too), it is not economical, it's heavy and expensive to run. It's throw is too short (although it's a big flood). It has neat features as a dive-specific light, but I can carry 3 9Ps and 40 123 cells for less weight and bulk.
--UKE 4AA -- given to a friend. While it has reasonable reach, I just wasn't using it.
--Minim*g -- I keep one in my tool kit and one in my desk drawer but don't use them often, even with the Nexstar lamps
--UKE 2AA compact -- I thought I'd use them on my binocular magnifier, but not great. I'm planning on putting them inside plastic pumpkins this Halloween for glowing orbs for the boys to hold out for candy.
--Brinkmann Max Million Q beam -- short run time, heavy, bright, but I'd rather grab a TL-3 or SRTH for hearing what goes bump in the night in the back yard. Not as bright, but much easier to use. I'm selling this, and keeping the Banana in the car (just ordered a new battery).
--Arc AAA Turquoise -- I thought this would be useful as it's brighter than the white, but I keep using the white. It sometimes serves as a marker light during power failures if we have an obstruction in the hall or something like that. I have two, one is in storage (along with the spare Arc AAA UV).
--A box of un-batteried 2D flashlights.
Cheers,
Richard