A few pix of the elusive PK-1
Lego time!!
Lego action with tools...
I did not open it to see what can be done when removing that unique bezel, but knowing of that fertile mind of PK it may be capable of all kinds of cool stuff. IR perhaps?
The business end.
4 blue LED's dot the corners.
Posing for a picture.
With the first click you get 4 blue LED's, which combined make this a very stealthy light in use with enough output to read a map, find a blood trail or navigate a foot path in darkness. Second click makes the cool white LED light up (while blue LED's remain lit. Next click is off. Each change can be done via momentary or a quick click with a easy to push, yet firm and nearly silent button. One of the corners of the tailcap has a hole for a wrist lanyard. If I had to guess I'd say about 250 lumens from the white LED that borders on the very edge of neutral... perhaps 6000-6200k
Very unconventional at its core, and light years ahead in appearance, yet timeless form and features exist throughout from nickel plated contacts to gold plated springs at both ends.
This was the first flashlight from the former head of engineering at SureFire and launched PK DesignLab. We got to see PK's artistry in the FL2LE in a general sense, but he was behind the scenes designing lights like the PK-1 before we saw the FL2.