Re: The LionHeart LIVES!!!
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MikeF said:
Charlie, any response to my earlier post?
I have a thought for the un-disclosed super special feature:
A battery strength meter that shows battery strenght/state of charge by blinking a code sequence, such as:
5 flashes for 100-80% charge remaining
4 flashes for 79-60% charge remaining
3 flashes for 59-40% charge remaining
2 flashes for 39-20% charge remaining
1 flash for CHARGE ME NOW PLEASE!!!
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MikeF,
There will be no design by committee, I apologize. The light is the way it is. Fitting any kind of "meter" or other sugggestions entails more than you probably realize, both in cost and time.
Everyone wants a light made to Their exact desires (hey, who wouldn't?), and backs that up with words such as "Many people have expressed" and "You've been asked about 10 or 15 times" (see rfdancer's post above).
Strong words. Makes me kinda feel like I'm being treated as though I took everyone's money for months already and have not responded to any queries. At least it seems rfdancer holds that kind of emotion towards me.
Ten or fifteen out of 400-500 is not "many", and I would be catering to the minority. As Mr. Spock said, "The needs of the many outweight the needs of the few".
And so it shall be. I am not a SureFire or Maglite. The way the LionHeart is right now, is the best I can do.
There is still the possibility of a pocket clip, but it may have to become available later as a retrofit kit. If this does not suit you, kindly remove your name off the list.
Curtis, if you Don't hold the button in when installing the battery, it simply remains the way it was when you last used it. It has permanent "flash memory", or firmware.
Ninj, I am thinking to accommodate only the first 200 units, but then again it's only another 50-60% more to accommodate Everyone on List 1. We'll see, I'm still making calls and crunching numbers.
As for the Raggie Fund I am fine with dividing $233 by the total number of listed contributors. As cue003 posted, it should really only be a few bucks each then. Any overage (although there should not be any) would/could be contributed to CPF, how's that?