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Certain Mag Instrument LED flashlights, including the 2xAA Mini Maglite Pro and Pro+ models, | Certain Mag Instrument LED flashlights, including the 2xAA Mini Maglite Pro and Pro+ models, | ||
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<!--Wang, Robin (28 February 2012). [http://www.led-resource.com/2012/02/mini-maglite-pro-and-proplus-led-flashlight-review/ "Mini Maglite Pro and Pro+ LED Flashlight Review"]. LED-Resource. Retrieved 27 January 2013. "As efficient as LEDs are, heat is still produced and has to be dissipated, so step-down regulation is used to prolong battery life and reduce heat."</ref>--> | <!--Wang, Robin (28 February 2012). [http://www.led-resource.com/2012/02/mini-maglite-pro-and-proplus-led-flashlight-review/ "Mini Maglite Pro and Pro+ LED Flashlight Review"]. LED-Resource. Retrieved 27 January 2013. "As efficient as LEDs are, heat is still produced and has to be dissipated, so step-down regulation is used to prolong battery life and reduce heat."</ref>--> | ||
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|quote=Improved Heat Sink: The overheating problem found in 1st-gen LED modules has been solved. That is, the light no longer dims down after just a few minutes of operation. [...] Better Power Management: The new Maglite maintains constant power consumption of 2W as long as battery voltage is above 3.5V.}} | |quote=Improved Heat Sink: The overheating problem found in 1st-gen LED modules has been solved. That is, the light no longer dims down after just a few minutes of operation. [...] Better Power Management: The new Maglite maintains constant power consumption of 2W as long as battery voltage is above 3.5V.}} | ||
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<!-- I'm not sure whether or not other Mag Instrument's other LED flashlights must dim themselves over time to stay cool. See talk. | <!-- I'm not sure whether or not other Mag Instrument's other LED flashlights must dim themselves over time to stay cool. See talk. [[User:Unforgettableid]], January 2013 --> | ||
==Mods== | ==Mods== | ||