Subject: Flashlights for every purpose
Date: Monday, October 20, 2008 9:05 PM

Please be sure to add any I missed.

Photon squeeze light. Carry on keyring for
occasional light needs. Like when you drop
your mini mag outdoors at night.

Mag or Garrity 3 or 4 D cell light. Slice the
night. Read house numbers. Beat off muggers
and burglars. See what is that noise in your
chicken coop.

Tactical Xenon light. Expensive light with
expensive bulbs and expensive batteries. But
it does a terrific job of lighting house
numbers for night service calls. Also good
for spotting racoon in trees. Actually small
enough to put in pocket.

Closet light. Runs on D cells, some run on AA
cells. Can be fluorescent, filament bulb, or
LED. Stationary applications, for short term
light. Many closet lights are bright enough
to light up an entire room enough to walk
around.

Camping lantern. I have one which is fluorescent
and runs on D cells. But doesn't work when it
is cold. LED, or filament bulbs work when cold.

Dorcy single AAA LED light. Fits nicely in the
coat pocket, and provides light when everything
else is broken.

Spotlight that plugs into the lighter socket.
Light up the entire side of the house. Make
burglars go into V-fib. Spook the horses. Signal
alien space ships, and confuse airplane pilots.
A bit too bright, some of them. And plenty fun
to play with.

Mini Mag light. My daily work horse. Use it
several times a day, every day. Nite Ize and
Terralux conversions are an excellent idea.

Headlamp. Used when working, so as to keep both
hands free.

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