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Question: How to get the battery pack out?  Mine seems to stick or not release.  Am I doing something wrong?
Document: Well, actually if you hold the ON button for 3 seconds or give the flashlight a quick twist at the battery pack, the light extinguishes and resets the switch to OFF. I am positive this was not the intention of the designers, but it does bypass the triple option switch.
After I fully exhausted the battery and the light went out, it took more than 5 hours to recharge. If continuity of use is required, you need to carry both power packs, both the rechargeable and the conventional battery pack, plus some spare AA batteries.This is an awkwardly shaped item to store, especially since it has four separated parts that need to be kept together, if you want to access both battery packs.
I have had problems with rechargeable batteries - they all lose their charge if you don't need them or if you don' 't remember to recharge. With a separate battery pack all you need is the pack or 3 AA batteries and you are back  in business. As a sailor lost and coming in at night. My searchlight  battery needed a recharge - no time for that. I  pulled out 3 C batteries and my &#34;Waypoint&#34; searchlight save the day (actually night).
I love that it's rechargeable, but can be battery operated if needed. The charger is part of the base, so it will never get lost or misplaced, and you'll never have to dig through your tool box to find the right adapter. Plus, no cords!
Got this for my dad for his birthday, and he is in love with it. It has even a spotlight feature which we did not know about. We are going to get one for ourselves now!! My dad collects flashlights, so for him to love it, that is really saying something!
It does, however, seem to take several hours to recharge even after light use. The extra AA battery pack is a very handy backup.My only minor complaint is the small button can be tough to find and press, and holding it in for two seconds to shut off isn't difficult, but it's tougher than it should be.
Another unique feature of the flexible attachment is the method of connection. You must unscrew the yellow accessory attachment rings from the battery pack or Uni-bend flash light to connect to the flex.. oops "Hypercoil" to gain the WOW factor of this unique attachment.
No more! Wrap the coil around the pipe, point the head exactly where you want, and you're good to go!I've used clip on work lights in the past, but there isn't always a place to clip something. And other coil lights, like Dewalts, have heavy, bulky bases that make them hard to use in tight places. This is the best design, of any portable work light out there, period. Do yourself a favor, and get one.
Any bent position selected beyond the first angled detented spot, will cause the flash light to fall over, i.e. It will not stand up on its narrow base for the remaining three angled detents. The magnets on both battery packs are exactly 90 to 180 degrees away from the optimum position necessary; In-other-words, they are aligned perfectly in the wrong spot at any time.
This was very important in my attic, where I needed to be able to see a large number of things at one time.Is also useful when you need to illuminate something small and intricate with a very bright hands free light, when the beam is tightened to its minimum diameter.
Answer: yes