Coast 400R Rechargeable power bank On sale $19.99

Coast is having a sale, a lot of the lower dollar flashlights are sold out but I picked up a 400R to play with.

I liked that it could serve

Re: Kitchen scales - Eneloop or Eneloop lite

I haven't had a single failure with the pros so far

Re: When is enough, enough?

I would consider my collection small (by flashaholic standards), it's about 36 lights, which includes the lights in my car. I've thought about thinning

Re: LUMINTOP FW3A 14500 Flashlight Group Buy - Interest Check

GITD cigar grip anyone?

Re: Olight Seeker 2, ElZetta AVS

Is AVS head newer 850 lumens for Bravo and 1,350 lumens for Charlie?

Re: prices in Schilling

God I miss real SF lights! I’m slowly getting all the ones I always wanted but could never afford. Some will never go out of style.

Re: In hosoital

take colace with the hydro or oxy. plenty of fruits and veggies. prunes and prune juice. and metamucil. those pills will raise hell with your bowels

Re: Kitchen scales - Eneloop or Eneloop lite

I've used a bunch of Pros and LADDAs during the years. Yes, they have a shorter cycle life than regular Eneloops, but I never had a cell dying in a few

Re: All my eneloop XX 2500 mAh batteries dropping like flies

The cycle life of Eneloop Pros is much shorter than that of regular Eneloops. As said, if you don't need the extra capacity, just stick with the regulars,

Re: Kitchen scales - Eneloop or Eneloop lite

Thanks for suggestions, I will keep on using the standard Eneloop AAA batteries then.

I will get a pair of the Lithium cells, too, to try

Re: Kitchen scales - Eneloop or Eneloop lite

Both types will be OK. Lites are quite a bit cheaper, but lower capacity. However, if your scales are low drain and you only use them sparingly, they

MD-1 M30

This is what it says it is.
https://i.imgur.com/u38mhgl.jpg

LUMINTOP EDC Titanium 600lm 14500/AA Flashlight Deal

Re: 9V battery for rarely used thermometer and wire detector?

It's unusual for batteries to be dead in that short length of time. Are they being stored at high temperatures? Are you sure they are not accidentally

Re: What watch you're wearing?

I met a watch repairman at a car forum and asked him about a couple of old watches I have that stop running after a bit. They are the manual wind type