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Shelby Functionality & Modes

Note: Sliding the switch all the way back will make it appear as if the

light is turned off but you must always remember to turn the light off

properly via unscrewing the end cap 1/4 turn. Failure to do so can

result in a loss of battery charge capacity.

Operation:

Turn the end cap ¼ turn clockwise to turn on the light. Slide the hall effect switch for-

ward to activate the light, slide the switch back to dim the light. Unscrew the end cap

¼ turn to turn the flashlight off and prevent accidental activation.

Batteries:

Your flashlight is powered by two 3.7V 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Insert

the batteries into the flashlight positive end (the end with the nub) forward. As shown

in figure 1.

This battery includes a protection circuit that will prevent overcharging, starving, and

shorting. However, for best battery life we recommend recharging after 1 hour of use

at full power and approximately 4 hours of use on the lowest setting. If the batteries are

not going to be used for more than a few weeks, run the flashlight for 45 minutes to 1

hour (from a full charge), put the batteries in an air-tight Zip-lock® bag, and store them

in your refrigerator (Not the freezer!).

Charging:

Insert the batteries into the char-

ger. The indicator light will be red

when the batteries are charging

and green when they are fully

charged. Charging will take 2-6

hours, depending on how long the

flashlight has been run.

Note: Don't look directly into this

light while on High. The High mode

is really bright! It is best to reserve

the High beam setting for use while

on the move or with some wind, as

the housing can get quite warm to

the touch and the moving air helps

cool the light.

When in a stationary position, try

using one of the lower power set-

tings. They are still quite bright!