CWF Arcadian Flashlight - Robot Heart (FallOut TRD / Bronze Ano)

Don’t miss this opportunity to own a premium, feature-packed CWF Arcadian flashlight with everything you need for a customized lighting experience!

Finish: Titanium with our laser engraved Robot Heart design given a FallOut TRD, hand sanded and bronze anodized treatment. Complimenting titanium clip with titanium screws.

Our FallOut TRD displays an evolving distressed look to the finish. Each flashlight is unique and offers varying levels of black, bronze and gold tones along with varied levels of distressing.

Made in the USA

Features:

• Single LED Chimera Max engine
• Nichia 519a 4500k emitter
• Smooth reflector
• Adjustable power levels
• Triple-tap strobe function
• Thermal regulation
• Voltage protection

Specs:

• Powered by an 18350 battery,
• 0.99 inches in diameter x 3.5 inches in length
• Customizable function sets

Enter Configuration mode: 

Quickly cycle the switch 10+ times until it starts to flash. The light will then turn solid and start to ramp down. To select option modes 2 or 3, cycle the switch during the ramp down to move to next option.

• Option 1 = Mode group. The light will blink the group number then step down (high /med /low). To select the group, cycle the switch in the step down period after the group you want to use.

  • Mode Groups:
    1- Moonlight, 5%, 15%, 35%, 50%, 100%
    2- Moonlight, 5%, 15%, 35%, 100%
    3- Moonlight, 15%, 35%, 100%
    4- 5%, 15%, 35%, 50%, 100%
    5- 5%, 15%, 35%, 100%
    6- 5%, 35%, 100%
    7- 15%, 35%, 50%, 100%
    8- 15%, 50%, 100%
    9- 15%, 100%
    10- 50%

• Option 2 = Memory on/off. The light will flash at low power and then flash at high power. Cycle the switch while flashing low for memory off and high for memory on.

• Option 3 = Strobe option. The light will flash at low power, flash at medium power and then flash at high power. Cycle the switch while flashing low for strobe off, medium for bicycle mode and high for strobe mode. Cycle the switch rapidly three times during normal operation to activate the selected strobe mode.

Check out this video for programming the Chimera driver