Went today, to buy a Mag light. Near that, was a 48 pack of AA
alkaline cells for $6.00. Some quick aisle side math, that's about 12
cents a battery. I bought two. AA cells, I use the most of them.

The 2D mag with LED bulb was kewl, too. No spare bulb in the tail cap.
I guess they finally figured out to stop.

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Christopher A. Young
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"Stormin Mormon" wrote:

Went today, to buy a Mag light. Near that, was a 48 pack of AA
alkaline cells for $6.00. Some quick aisle side math, that's about 12
cents a battery. I bought two. AA cells, I use the most of them.

The 2D mag with LED bulb was kewl, too. No spare bulb in the tail cap.
I guess they finally figured out to stop.

Maybe because the LEDs last 75 million years, unlike the incandescents.

I was joking with a friend of mine, on the phone. The bulb in the tail
cap is "buddy aid". If your buddy has a filament mag and blows a bulb,
you can loan him a bulb.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
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The 2D mag with LED bulb was kewl, too. No spare bulb in the tail
cap.
I guess they finally figured out to stop.

Maybe because the LEDs last 75 million years, unlike the
incandescents.

35,000-100,000 hours or so is more likely.