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Academy Sports and Outdoors is only in certain United States, and
might be the only local (non-Internet) outlet for this flashlight. Brinkmann MaxFire Dual Xenon rechargeable flashlight http://tinyurl.com/3lr3f http://tinyurl.com/4safc Academy sells it for $27 USD. Online you can buy it for about $40, assuming it is really in stock online. That is a light weight, very bright flashlight/spotlight. It looks great if you need a light weight rechargeable, extremely bright flashlight. Oddly enough, apparently Brinkmann is selling that flashlight without making the replacement xenon bulbs. Seems they're just trying to dump the stock. I have e-mailed Brinkmann Corporation four times over the course of one week. The only (apparently robotic) reply has been a link to their web site. There is no mention of that flashlight on Brinkmann's web site, let alone replacement bulbs for it. I have e-mailed Academy Sports and Outdoors also. Also no reply. I would very much appreciate anyone finding replacement bulbs or getting a reply from the Brinkmann Corporation that tells where to find them. http://thebrinkmanncorp.com/company_contact.asp I really like the Brinkmann MaxFire Dual Xenon rechargeable spotlight, I very much want to keep it, but of course I will have to return it if there are no replacement bulbs available. So far, the best suggestion has been to use some equivalent light bulb. But, the bulbs are LED style with specific gauge leads and have to fit correctly in the reflector or the light isn't going to shine properly. It's not like an ordinary flashlight bulb. -- what's the difference between "white light" and LED light? White light means you can see things with it. |
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