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Rechargeable torch
"Huge" wrote in message ... Anyone recommend a good rechargeable torch? My elderly B&D one has given up the ghost, the cheap bazillion power spotlights in the sheds have batteries made of lard and Maglite want hundreds of pounds(!) for their "rechargeable torch system". I want one that I can leave plugged in all the time and it would be nice if it recharged from 12V as well as mains and came on automatically in a power cut. I got a cheap UniRoss one from Argos and it has been active and plugged in for probably 8-10 years. It starts flashing if the mains goes off (assuming the switch is in flashing mode - the flashing stops when an active charge is detected). The batteries probably don't last as long as they might now but still long enough for emergencies. I think it cost £8.99 at the time. They still do the same torch (restyled) for £9.99 and it has 12V car adapter (which mine didn't). Given my experience, for emergency use, I would buy this. -- Bob Mannix (anti-spam is as easy as 1-2-3 - not) |
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