Acebeam L19 V2 Flashlight Accessories and Detailed Operation
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- This video provides a detailed demonstration of how to use the Acebeam L19 V2 Flashlight. It also discusses details and issues with the holster that is supplied with the light.
Many people like to obtain operational details from a video or use such details in addition to field tests in order to decide on flashlight purchases. I hope viewers continue to find this 'how to' series helpful.
Thanks for your time and thanks for watching the video.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introduction
01:35 - User Interface
04:17 - Electronic Lockout - Sport
Thank you, sir, for your detailed but simple over iew. I am getting one of those next week. Take care, cheers
Here we are nearly a year later and it's still my left-shoulder long-throw light. I've also had it out for over three hours of rain exposure (two 1.5 hour exercises). Hope it works well for you.
@@L5-SAR nice to hear so. Many thanks! I have to replace by beloved K70 due to an electric malfunction which fried it 😥
@@donniecatalano Sorry to hear that. Good luck to you!
Thank you for another interesting video.
Thanks for putting up with me for about five minutes. That must be worth some sort of award :)
@@L5-SAR Not at all sir. Looking forward to your next videos.
@@rejeanpoirier6047 Thank you. It's looking like one or two knife reviews and then some flashlight/lantern reviews towards the end of the month.
@@L5-SAR Sounds good. we will be watching.
Still looking for info regarding the provided charging USB cable? Any help would be appreciated.
If memory serves, this one did not come with a charging cable. Unfortunately, I have two charging stations in my home office and have so many extra cables and battery chargers lying round that I often don't even pay attention to this. Thank you.
@@L5-SAR Thanks for your reply. I was able to watch yet another video and found this light has a battery with its own charging port. You'd think the folks at Acebeam would include something this vital in their instruction sheet. Thanks for your fast reply.