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Show your nightstand flashlight!
Cheers! We try, but it’s been a crazy wet season this year. We’re positioned high and dry for sure, but we have been cut off from civilisation several times already this season. Yes, precisely. The valve does regulate the brightness pretty well, but not quite to 0%, for safety. Funny you...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #200
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
Unfortunately it is indeed winter down here, and a cold one too! Nightstand is just an old set of drawers, does the job. If you were looking at the hunk of metal and bolts, see below… @ilikeguns40 The other stuff visible is my Ratmandu fixed blade knife and Armoral leather sheath, Bertucci...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #198
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
Circumstances dictate our sleeping quarters are a little… rough at the moment. It’s pitch black except the faint glow from the fire. Now I’m not one into bling, but finding my main light at night was a memory exercise I was growing less fond of, especially with a couple of emergency false...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #195
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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What did you use your flashlight for today?
Sounds like you were a little… board last night.- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #9,166
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What did you use your flashlight for today?
The high pressure hydraulic filter on my truck sprung a leak, had to go for a crawl and find the source of the leak. Out came the trusty Bravo and made the job straightforward yet again - I usually carry the flood lens; the soft shadows make this sort of thing so much better, and easier on the...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #9,123
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What did you use your flashlight for today?
Fitted a woodfire today where there was none. It was a 16 hour day, but worth it to see the look on the faces of the little ones as they warmed their hands when I fired it up for a quick test run late in the evening. It’s the heart of winter here in the southern hemisphere, and it gets dark...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #9,114
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Knife & Light pics. (Identify your images!)
Nice! Those are one of the best recip pumps available these days. And lead lag is a seriously underrated setup. We’re in the middle of doing complex lead-lag setup for a hospital at the moment using four compressors. Just make sure you check those older receivers regularly for corrosion...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #5,160
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Knife & Light pics. (Identify your images!)
Is that a Hindin-Marquip TA-80 air compressor pump I see under there?! Ah, feels like home. =)- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #5,158
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Picture of your GIZMO !
Just stumbled across this - dayum boy, that is one sweet light!! I don't mind if it's in the wrong thread, I'm glad you posted. Nice!! Just stumbled across this - dayum boy, that is one sweet light!! I don't mind if it's in the wrong thread, I'm glad you posted. Nice!!- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #1,286
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Is the (flashlight) "save" dead?
I was started many moons ago by a friend who gifted me a Mini Maglite - a treasure indeed back then - and a folding knife. I was hooked, and have pretty much never been without a good light and knife ever since. Nowadays I carry an Elzetta Bravo AVS flood which I bored for 18650s. I own it...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #18
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