carbine15
Flashlight Enthusiast
He's turning 3 soon and he loves my lights and plays with the beams on the ceilings. He searches for the switch to turn them off and on and ends up taking them apart if I dont watch him.
He's broken one Minimag so far so I wanted to get him his own light that he cant take apart (for a while). I also worried that he'd just leave the light on and scamper away running the batteries down. I happened across this light used at a thrift store for $.99 cents. It has a red and green filter and dims to off if not handled for 10 seconds. I'm thinking of dropping in a PR base SMJLED from lambda in there making it the brightest, longest lasting light in my sister's house and it'd be the 3-year old's light. (brings a smile to my face just thinkin about it).
anyway it takes 2xC batteries that are accessed with the bulb on a carrier that is held in by a clever captive screw that you can't lose. Even better because my sister is stupid and would lose the screw the instant she tried to change the batteries.
Just thought i'd share.
He's broken one Minimag so far so I wanted to get him his own light that he cant take apart (for a while). I also worried that he'd just leave the light on and scamper away running the batteries down. I happened across this light used at a thrift store for $.99 cents. It has a red and green filter and dims to off if not handled for 10 seconds. I'm thinking of dropping in a PR base SMJLED from lambda in there making it the brightest, longest lasting light in my sister's house and it'd be the 3-year old's light. (brings a smile to my face just thinkin about it).
anyway it takes 2xC batteries that are accessed with the bulb on a carrier that is held in by a clever captive screw that you can't lose. Even better because my sister is stupid and would lose the screw the instant she tried to change the batteries.
Just thought i'd share.
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