Hi,
I'm looking for multiple emergency flashlights to stash around the house. Important criteria:
1) Zero parasitic drain. I need to rely on not finding them dead. Loosening the tail cap is not an acceptable substitute as I want others to be able intuitively use them without training.
2) Wall...
Hi,
Thanks again for all the info! I broke my own rules and have ordered some 9v "handyman" safelights for the bags, and a couple of Quark 123 minis for EDC. There's (of course) no single do-everything light; this mix offers both utility & dependable backup.
I am looking forward to the lights...
Wow, thanks for all the info. You guys/gals rock! I'm intrigued by the Safe-Light - fails on standardizing on AA but at least 9v readily available. I read that they are meant to have upgraded the star/selector LED at the end of last year but haven't been able to find any recent reviews. Anyone...
Thanks! I'd missed Pelican; very sensible suggestion. Unfortunately it seems to have been discontinued/unavailable. It's no longer in Pelican's flashlight table and the three places I looked didn't have any stock.
Also none of the Pelican lights listed appear to have particularly long run...
Yeah. Seeing as I'm going to lithium anyway I'm wondering about relaxing the AA requirement and going CR123. Unfortunately there don't appear to be CR123 radios :-(
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Thanks for the replies and warm welcome!
I'd like $200 total/$40 ea, final price shipped to CA, *before* cells. Note I currently don't have anything other than alkalines at home, would have to buy Eneloops/charger (if required) on top of this. I'm comfortable buying lithium disposables...
Hi,
I have been looking into flashlights for emergency preparedness kits for my family. I have the following criteria:
1. Long run times are more important than lumen level
2. Needs to store well
3. Not expensive as I need to buy 5 (home, 2x car, 2x workplace)
4. Strong preference for AA cells...