This is the weekly line of some of my bicycle lights queuing to have their rechargeable batteries charged. I use mostly Sanyo 2700mah AAs for the high drain front steady lights, and Sanyo Eneloop AAs and AAAs for the lights that blink.
The Eneloops have lower power than the 2700s but do not discharge as much when not in use, perfect for blinkers.
From left to right, the lights are a pair of Fenix L2Ds, three Cat Eye TL-LD610s, an S-Sun SL310 Eaglefly, a Cat Eye HL-EL320, and a Maxxon wireless brake light.
The Maxxon is quite cool. Using G-force technology similar to the Wii controller, it knows when you are applying the brakes of your bicycle and will emit a brake signal.
On Sunday nights, another queue starts. This time the bicycles themselves queue to get their tire pressure checked and tires pumped.
