Tmack
Flashlight Enthusiast
Might kill your sac too 
What did you use your flashlight for today?
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groutboy_1
Enlightened
Tmack
Flashlight Enthusiast
Haha. I need to start throwing those in handheld hosts!
The new 6w is a beast already though.
The new 6w is a beast already though.
UnderPar
Enlightened
To check the leaks on the angle valve of our toilet lavatory
mcnair55
Flashlight Enthusiast
Held a torch today for my neighbour to mess with another's neighbours quad.
kosPap
Flashlight Enthusiast
I was caught without my EDC light in a fruit refrigeration chamber...
I was in a hurry to enter and check a crate of, but forgot to turn the lights on. When the door closed automatically, it was pitch dark, 32 degs F and hard to find the rope switch.
Out comes my fauxton and i walk out the door, to see a trucker's jaw drop...LOL
I was in a hurry to enter and check a crate of, but forgot to turn the lights on. When the door closed automatically, it was pitch dark, 32 degs F and hard to find the rope switch.
Out comes my fauxton and i walk out the door, to see a trucker's jaw drop...LOL
Tmack
Flashlight Enthusiast
BUSTED!!!
No more complaining about buying lights................... And then I woke up
Caught this little rat. Stole my sd6vn to get into the way backs of the cabinet to get rid of the old stuff. . Caught a pretty big "busted smile" when she saw I took a pic.
ven
Flashaholic
Last week went to start truck and nothing,as if battery disconnected then could not replicate it...............till today :laughing: Checked all wires,battery ,earth etc etc then turned to barrel. Removed column,removed ign switch
Had to use my d03(glove box light) to illuminate behind and up the screw holes as they must have been 2" deep..........upside down and angled )
15mins of sweat in eyes its done,starts as usual on the button..............for now:thinking:
Had to use my d03(glove box light) to illuminate behind and up the screw holes as they must have been 2" deep..........upside down and angled )
15mins of sweat in eyes its done,starts as usual on the button..............for now:thinking:
CamoNinja
Enlightened
Used my h600 mkII to light up the drywall I am refinishing.
groutboy_1
Enlightened
Last week went to start truck and nothing,as if battery disconnected then could not replicate it...............till today :laughing: Checked all wires,battery ,earth etc etc then turned to barrel. Removed column,removed ign switch
Had to use my d03(glove box light) to illuminate behind and up the screw holes as they must have been 2" deep..........upside down and angled )
15mins of sweat in eyes its done,starts as usual on the button..............for now:thinking:
Don't you hate that when motor vehicles misbehave! Last year my Chevy Cavalier refused to start...Turned out to be an in-line module that controlled other accessories not related to ignition system...Who knew! (PS : Used Olight M22 Warrior at work to retrieve Propane cylinders for gas powered Equipment. )
RetroTechie
Flashlight Enthusiast
Used a flashlight recently for exact same purpose. Turns out just a <1 hour walk through some woods nearby was enough to pick up 3 of those nasties.
+1
This time I tried to drown them in some lubrication oil (in the hope that oil would saturate whatever the ticks use to channel air inside their body, and thus drown them). Came back a half hour later, and surprise: one of 'em had simply walked out of it.
On the plus side: chance of getting a disease from ticks is pretty low if removed quickly (and correctly!). Which is why I always follow up walks through woods or high grass with a self-check of feet, legs & yes, that other place...
mcnair55
Flashlight Enthusiast
Just used a torch to check the barns for any hidden illegals sadly none in there as i would like to find some.
Tmack
Flashlight Enthusiast
Over 35000 led lumens.
My camera couldn't take it lol.
All were on the highest mode possible. Looking at the single hotspot was blinding.
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ven
Flashaholic
Rise of the Tmack sun
Tmack
Flashlight Enthusiast
New hc90vn on the hip. Works fantastic. Love it.
UnderPar
Enlightened
Just tested my new ZL SC52w L2. Its really awesome!! :thumbsup:
groutboy_1
Enlightened
To startle the boss at work...! Olight Warrior m22....
ven
Flashaholic
troutbum1971
Newly Enlightened
Surefire g2x pro to check for missed spots while painting a living room that had poor lighting.
College where I work at had a reunion for pretty much any previous classes up to 2004 and going back 60 years to 1954. (You'd be surprised how many former students from 60 years ago showed up for the initially 3-day, but turned into 2-day, event.)
Everyone was friendly, polite.... Back a few years ago, it was known as pretty much an all-womens college. Though legally it was open to men even back then. Met the only male graduate from the class of either '71 or '72. (Glenn was certainly an interesting individual.) Even the President came.... To his office to thank those returning, for donating to the college. He didn't bother addressing the rest of the returning Alums. Far from a Class Act quite frankly. Though the large portrait of him and his wife just outside his office speaks volumes about his Ego.
I was there to make sure everything went smoothly. Especially with the caterers during the reunion dinner, which surprisingly frighteningly few of the Alums stuck around for. During this time I was fixing a few posters and papers that were not placed properly on a couple of bulletin boards. One of the thumb-tacks (clear plastic ones) fell on the floor. Out came my S.S. Maratac AA model on high-mode to find it just outside the well-lite Commons.
Everyone was friendly, polite.... Back a few years ago, it was known as pretty much an all-womens college. Though legally it was open to men even back then. Met the only male graduate from the class of either '71 or '72. (Glenn was certainly an interesting individual.) Even the President came.... To his office to thank those returning, for donating to the college. He didn't bother addressing the rest of the returning Alums. Far from a Class Act quite frankly. Though the large portrait of him and his wife just outside his office speaks volumes about his Ego.
I was there to make sure everything went smoothly. Especially with the caterers during the reunion dinner, which surprisingly frighteningly few of the Alums stuck around for. During this time I was fixing a few posters and papers that were not placed properly on a couple of bulletin boards. One of the thumb-tacks (clear plastic ones) fell on the floor. Out came my S.S. Maratac AA model on high-mode to find it just outside the well-lite Commons.
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