LEDoutlet
Newly Enlightened
Hi all,
thought i'd share a story.
My brother-in-law bought a pickup from a dealer about 5hrs from home about a month ago. The roads were horrible since it was blizzard conditions (canada= ICY, snowy, cold + dark) and as he was going over some railroad tracks in the boonies about 1/2 hr. from my place he lost control and rolled his truck. He was fine, and he called me to help roll the truck back on its wheels as it landed on its side.
11:30PM in canada in december = Flashaholics wet dream. I brought an X03 and L1T to help with the lumens. The roads were very icy but i made it in good time to help. I stuck the X03 in the snow and pointed it at the truck and we proceeded to put it back on its wheels. He was still stuck about 25 feet from the road in hip-deep snow so i stuck around for the tow truck.
A good hour later the tow truck shows up and the driver whips out a $3 dollar drugstore flashlight with half-dead batteries. Watching him fumble about in the semi-darkness i decided to let him use a proper tool (X03). his first words? "Whoa that's bright!" He went and did the same thing i did, putting the X03 in the snow as a make-shift work light and left it in there. Got the truck out, took the guy home and he's still driving the same truck without any repairs!
This is the reason i am a flashaholic. what's your reason?
side note, -20C, windy, in the snow, over an hour constant, non-dimming illumination. you just can't beat lithium and LED!
thought i'd share a story.
My brother-in-law bought a pickup from a dealer about 5hrs from home about a month ago. The roads were horrible since it was blizzard conditions (canada= ICY, snowy, cold + dark) and as he was going over some railroad tracks in the boonies about 1/2 hr. from my place he lost control and rolled his truck. He was fine, and he called me to help roll the truck back on its wheels as it landed on its side.
11:30PM in canada in december = Flashaholics wet dream. I brought an X03 and L1T to help with the lumens. The roads were very icy but i made it in good time to help. I stuck the X03 in the snow and pointed it at the truck and we proceeded to put it back on its wheels. He was still stuck about 25 feet from the road in hip-deep snow so i stuck around for the tow truck.
A good hour later the tow truck shows up and the driver whips out a $3 dollar drugstore flashlight with half-dead batteries. Watching him fumble about in the semi-darkness i decided to let him use a proper tool (X03). his first words? "Whoa that's bright!" He went and did the same thing i did, putting the X03 in the snow as a make-shift work light and left it in there. Got the truck out, took the guy home and he's still driving the same truck without any repairs!
This is the reason i am a flashaholic. what's your reason?
side note, -20C, windy, in the snow, over an hour constant, non-dimming illumination. you just can't beat lithium and LED!