Today I came upon what I call "The Mother Of All Flashlights"!
I was perusing the flashlight bin at my local Goodwill store when the manager came up to me and said "come see what I got". He reached behind a counter and produced this enormous halogen light. It had a reflector as big as a trains headlight and when he turned it on the heat from the reflector was awesome! It is made by a company called Professional's Favorite. You can watch a video of this light on thier website.
http://www.professionalsfavorite.com/professionalsfavorite/CandleSpotlight.asp
It came with a 12v charging transformer and the whole system looks brand new. It's well made with a lot of thick rubber all around the edges and handle and has a multi-adjustable stand. It also comes with a 12v recepticle for using other appliances off it's big battery. The bulb is a dual filament type and there are switches near the charging area that you can chose from low to high beam. Seems to be pretty water resistant.
This is the largest hand held light I have seen im my entire time in portable lighting. It will come in handy this hurricane season not to mention other times when I want to cook outdoors.:laughing: I think it's going to be a veritable blast to shoot down the street! I will go out tonight and try to get some beam shots. I would imagine on high beam the runtime will not be too long. With my senior cit discount, $8.99
How you like me now?:naughty:
(that's a standard 3D maglite clone next to the Mutha)
I was perusing the flashlight bin at my local Goodwill store when the manager came up to me and said "come see what I got". He reached behind a counter and produced this enormous halogen light. It had a reflector as big as a trains headlight and when he turned it on the heat from the reflector was awesome! It is made by a company called Professional's Favorite. You can watch a video of this light on thier website.
http://www.professionalsfavorite.com/professionalsfavorite/CandleSpotlight.asp
It came with a 12v charging transformer and the whole system looks brand new. It's well made with a lot of thick rubber all around the edges and handle and has a multi-adjustable stand. It also comes with a 12v recepticle for using other appliances off it's big battery. The bulb is a dual filament type and there are switches near the charging area that you can chose from low to high beam. Seems to be pretty water resistant.
This is the largest hand held light I have seen im my entire time in portable lighting. It will come in handy this hurricane season not to mention other times when I want to cook outdoors.:laughing: I think it's going to be a veritable blast to shoot down the street! I will go out tonight and try to get some beam shots. I would imagine on high beam the runtime will not be too long. With my senior cit discount, $8.99
How you like me now?:naughty:
(that's a standard 3D maglite clone next to the Mutha)
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