Frequently Asked Questions

You've got questions? Here are our answers to the ones we've received most frequently. If you have one that isn't answered here, feel free to contact us or ask away in our forums.

* How does the Cree XLamp LED differ from other LEDs on the market?

* Do Muyshondt products come with a warranty?

* Where can I buy Muyshondt products?

* How much does the CR2 Ion weigh with a battery installed?

* Are there any accessories available for Muyshondt flashlights?

* Can the CR2 Ion run off of rechargeable CR2 cells?

* Are there any independent reviews of the CR2 Ion anywhere?

The XLamp provides superior brightness at lower drive currents, as well as superior heat dissipation properties, allowing the rather diminuitive CR2 Ion and Nautilus to provide very high output with a long runtime and little heat, in as small a package as possible.























Yes! All products manufactured by Muyshondt come with a one year Limited Warranty.



























You can purchase directly from us here at Muyshondt, or you can purchase from any of our authorized resellers. Excepting the CR2 Ion, Muyshondt only sells our highest grade lighting products in Titanium metal; Other versions are available from our resellers.























The standard aluminum version weighs 1oz/29g with a CR2 cell installed; Aluminum Bronze is 1.6oz/46g, and Titanium is 1.2oz/34g.























Yes, some high-quality, lanyards constructed parachute cord and made in the USA are available here.























Yes. However, we recommended the use of primary (non-rechargeable) CR2 cells for several reasons, first and foremost, lithium ion battery chemistry is very volatile and if a cell malfunctions it can result in catastrophic failure of the flashlight, due to ejection of fluids from an overheated cell, or the cell exploding all together. Primary cells are much more stable and less volatile than their rechargeable counterparts, and the flashlight is designed around those. Additionally, since the light is designed around the primary CR2 cell, the brightness levels are calibrated for use with it; when using rechargeable CR2s the light will run in full regulation, but the low mode will be at a much brighter level than it would be using primaries. If you must use rechargeable cells, only use cells than have a built-in protection circuit to avoid personal injury and damage to the Ion. It should also be noted that precautions should be taking when using unprotected rechargeable cells in any product, not just our, or anyone else's flashlights.























Yes, the following independent review sites have rated the CR2 Ion:
FlashlightReviews
The LED Museum
Light Refineries