Maglite
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they have a very bright torch lite...its better and lighter than maglite i bought in spore n cheaper too back in 2003.it was so bright until it functions as a search lite to next building block.bought it at those 3 for 1 electrical shops thats got more electrical gadgets than most shops.comes with rechargeable battery that plugs direct to socket no charger ever needed.
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Get a SureFire...
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Manage to get a $30 torchlight that uses 2 cr123 batteries and can use for wide beam as well as narrow beam for search light . Was using it fine and happily until my colleague ask to borrow a torchlight for walking those dark tunnels in the night . So out of goodwill i lend him that and when he came back , he told me that the LED of the torchlight burst just after a few seconds after turning on . Do you all think i should believe him ? Cos 1 night before my other colleague just use it for 30mins and when i was showing this colleague the torchlight , i on it for him to see also . How could the LED blow just a few seconds after turning it on ?
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Originally posted by TWE:
Manage to get a $30 torchlight that uses 2 cr123 batteries and can use for wide beam as well as narrow beam for search light . Was using it fine and happily until my colleague ask to borrow a torchlight for walking those dark tunnels in the night . So out of goodwill i lend him that and when he came back , he told me that the LED of the torchlight burst just after a few seconds after turning on . Do you all think i should believe him ? Cos 1 night before my other colleague just use it for 30mins and when i was showing this colleague the torchlight , i on it for him to see also . How could the LED blow just a few seconds after turning it on ?
I don't hear of LED flashlights getting that often. Then again, it might be a circuit problem within the flashlight.