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HexBright: Open-Source, Arduino-Compatible 500 Lumens Flashlight

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Tue, Apr 2nd, 2013 10:00 by capnasty NEWS

The HexBright, now available for sale after a successful Kickstarter campaign, is an open-source, Aurdino-compatible 500-lumens flashlight.

• USA Made CREE XM-L U2
• Rugged All-Aluminum Construction
• USB Rechargeable and Programmable
• High Mode - 500 Lumens/1 Hour
• Medium Mode - 175 Lumens/8 Hours
• Low Mode - 50 Lumens/30 Hours
• Arduino Compatible and Open Source!
• Includes battery, cable and wall charger

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