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How is the charging magnet repelled at either end of the flashlight?

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How is the charging magnet repelled at either end of the flashlight?

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Neodymium magnets are mounted at both ends of the flashlight and are oriented to repel the charging magnet. The magnetic repulsion recoil system smoothly decelerates and accelerates the charging magnet back through the coil without loss in mechanical energy. Consequently, the loss of energy due to friction is extremely small and is only the result of the cylindrically shaped nickel-plated charging magnet sliding through a polished tube. Kinetic energy is therefore efficiently coupled into electrical energy with almost no degradation to the system. Lasting performance is obtained with this design. The NightStar “lookalikes” all use metal springs instead of our patented magnetic repulsion system. Springs are less efficient, noisy and unreliable – they break!

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