Bright flasklight?

The kell skould I kave a clue?

Must be a new barrel of laughs?

C'mon....a light that holds your liquor.

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Not any more. High output LEDs require fairly sophisticated electronics. That's one place to screw up. I have some 3 AAA flashlights that were 3 for $20 at CostCo. The switch in the tail glows red to indicate a low battery. Unfortunately, that little option also drains the batteries in short order. The next generation skipped that option.

Another thing to avoid are flashlights that have a lot of little dome shaped LEDs. They may look cool but they're 15 year old technology.

Thats what I thought :)

Gee that's really bright. That's over six times brighter than my really bright flashlight. Doing some research, 1000 lumens is about all a T6 can deliver around 3 amps. How is the flashlight being advertised ? It uses AAA with optional holder. AAA suck, and I've had those plastic holders fail, break apart, over time.

I stick with AA mini flashlights, and bigger cells for bigger physical sized ones. I know The Home Depot has sold some decent larger sized single LED lamps. Don't know what's current. Flashlight shopping can be TRICKY as in above link.

Greg

I case you drop it.

Greg

lol Seek and you will find!

lol I like this group. :')

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Less than $20

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Hopefully not

Once a week?

Useful when you want to see how full the flask is, without waking anyone up.

A have a couple of those. They're very dim. The brighter ones usually have a single LED.

I was going to recommend a 'Wel-Bilt' light from Northern Industrial. Nice and sturdy and does double duty as a weapon -- I have two of them. Sadly they've discontinued that double-C-cell 3-W model. The do have a bigger badder type that also uses C cells and which puts out 10W. Downside is that it costs three times as much as the old one. Item# 38473

lol Who's the one with the boogered nose?

Sounds like a Durabeam or some thing like that will do fine. Two D cells, and get alkaline batteries. Not heavy duty batteries. Should be able to get some thing well under twenty bucks.

Uh huh....and who are you comparing yourself to? I bet you have one eye, one horn, fly around and your skin is purple, am I wright pretty muster?

The winged one

Just got an email from Lowe's about a 'special' on a rugged bright flashlight for $20, normaly $40. Their description is "Coast 360-Lumen LED Handheld Battery Flashlight Item #: 425982 | Model #: 20396". At 360 lumens it should be bright enough for almost any purpose.

Good point. lol