ISS and Shuttle Flashlight???

yaesumofo · Dec 7, 2006

OK I did a search but the results were just not clear. So here is the question.

What kind of flashlights do they use on the Shuttle and on the ISS?
I read about the redundant lamp flashlight with lithium battery that NASA Invented. I haven't seen one of these. I would think it more likely that they would carry a photon or two or something of that nature.
Anybody out here know for sure?
Yaesumofo

light_emitting_dude · Dec 7, 2006

Get a handheld HT and an arrow handheld yagi and ask them. LOL You must be a ham with "yaesumofo" as a username. I would guess LED lights for their energy efficiency. Maybe they are rechargeables with all of those solar panels.

bwaites · Dec 7, 2006

Someone published pics here a while back, try the search and see what you get.

Bill

Brighteyez · Dec 7, 2006

Hasn't Streamlight and Pelican been using redudant lamps (or was it dual filament bulbs?) in some of their lights geared towards firefighting for years now?

Is this something like Al Gore inventing the Internet? :lolsign:

yaesumofo said:
I read about the redundant lamp flashlight with lithium battery that NASA Invented.

yaesumofo · Dec 7, 2006

I did search but the results are not clear and are a chore to wade through.

I did try though.

bwaites said:
Someone published pics here a while back, try the search and see what you get.

Bill

ISS and Shuttle Flashlight???

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