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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2014/05/30 13:57:24 (permalink)
Hm, looks interesting.  Would be fun to play with.



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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2014/05/30 14:43:20 (permalink)
Well... time to get my magnifying glass.  



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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2014/06/03 12:17:49 (permalink)
No practical reason to buy this product.

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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2014/06/03 18:47:25 (permalink)
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No practical reason to buy this product.




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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2014/06/03 21:28:25 (permalink)
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No practical reason to buy this product.


Of course not, there is no practical reason in buying fast cars/boats/planes/smartphones/millions of other things I could think of. Why would someone buy it? Because they WANT it. For me personally, I'll use this flashlight at work. 40 Minutes is perfect for me. And I can blind my co-workers and burn stuff, how fun is that?

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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2014/06/04 04:14:40 (permalink)
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Ahhh, my addiction to flashlights.  Must turn away from the light.
 
I have gone through several generations of flashlight.  My favorites seems to be Maglites.  I've had the their first LED mini mags for quite a while till they introduced the MagTac lights.  I now find the brightness to be a bit overkill at 300+ lumens in close quarters, but can definitely light up the path when needed.




I quit buying Maglite after i found Fenix brand. Maglite is way behind other mfg when it comes to quality and lumens output. You should check out Fenix PD35 ($70) or Fenix E35EU ($45). Both flashlights will fit in your pocket. I own the PD35 and it's awesome. The strobe mode will mess up anyone night vision that comes near you.
 
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True that Maglite has always been behind the ball when compared to other companies.  I was thrilled when Maglite finally introduced a 123A battery operated flashlight, MagTac's.  From day to day use of the MagTac, I have bought a holster for it, and wish maybe Maglite added an extra low mode for map use.  But for quickly blinding a person, it works.  Lighting up the trail, it works.  Going to be adding rechargeable batteries on the next purchase.

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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2014/06/04 04:35:57 (permalink)
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Of course not, there is no practical reason in buying fast cars/boats/planes/smartphones/millions of other things I could think of. Why would someone buy it? Because they WANT it. For me personally, I'll use this flashlight at work. 40 Minutes is perfect for me. And I can blind my co-workers and burn stuff, how fun is that?




Let's see who's having more fun when I'm driving a Ferrari, or riding my SuperJet, or flying my LearJet, or playing with my OnePlus One...while you're standing out in a field with your ultra high end flashlight.
 
I'm going to put money on the cars/boats/planes/smartphones/millions of other things being more entertaining.

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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2020/01/27 04:56:06 (permalink)
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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2020/01/27 06:56:29 (permalink)
 
The Flashtorch itself has three power modes and a 18,650 milliamperes per hour battery capable of delivering 10 to 40 minutes of continuous use depending the setting.
 
..so full blast = 10 minutes.
 


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Re: A flashlight that can cook an egg. 2020/01/27 08:09:12 (permalink)
I saw this thread with that post it marker that said I was part of this topic, and didn't remember it.
 
That's because this topic is 5 and half years old.
 
still, threads like these are good for remember old posters.
 
also with a 10 minute battery life at full blast, if you used it for 5.5 years it would require 289,278ā€¬ changes of batteries.
post edited by z999z3mystorys - 2020/01/27 08:12:27
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