Batteryless Emergency Torch
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I was walking down the hallway at work a couple years ago and noticed two co-workers passing an object back when one remarked "go ahead do it".
Well all I could see was his hand at waist level as he started this back and forth shaking motion.
I couldn't exactly see what was going on, but all I and another employee in the hallway kinda gasped! How rude!.....oh it's just one of those shake flashlights, lol! no I didn't want to try it.
Well all I could see was his hand at waist level as he started this back and forth shaking motion.
I couldn't exactly see what was going on, but all I and another employee in the hallway kinda gasped! How rude!.....oh it's just one of those shake flashlights, lol! no I didn't want to try it.
Learjet
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How long a shake lasts is greatly overexagerated. Flashlight reviews has shown a shake only lasts 30 seconds to a minute before it dims. I think the crank - windup lights are a better option. They are brighter and last longer.
Personally I don't like any of them. I see no need when lithium batteries have a 10 year shelf life and a torch can run for hundreds of hours on a LED with them. The shakies are more of a gimmick I think.
Personally I don't like any of them. I see no need when lithium batteries have a 10 year shelf life and a torch can run for hundreds of hours on a LED with them. The shakies are more of a gimmick I think.
wenny1021 said:
IT's spam, too! Every post by this user has been advertising stuff from that site.
SuperNinja
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I agree.Learjet said:
I bought this crank light from AXShop, and it worked great.
http://www.axshop.com/details.aspx/sku-853/
It's supposed to be able to be used to charge some Nokia cell phones too, but that part didn't work for me (think my phone is too new/incompatible)
