PlayboyJoeShmoe
Flashaholic
Rayovac 'Prodigy'. Available in 1AA, 2AA, 4AA, 2D, and 4D Lantern.
I had to be donking around Target anyhow and came across these lights. They are pretty nice looking. Made of seemingly fragile plastic. The switch is pushbutton, and has no momentary on feature.
I played around with different bulbs, and with fresh alkalines and a KPR113 it throws a decent bright beam. The bulb mounting system doesn't allow for much refinment, and the beam is not as seamless as the textured reflector would make me believe. That said there is only a semi blotchy center beam with a wide Corona (proper term?)
It is far brighter than my perhaps 10 minute old LX. My Garrity alum Mag Copy has a brighter VERY tightly focused spot, but this Prodigy ain't bad for $6 bucks.
There is an REI store some 30-40 minutes away. (On the WORST freeway we have for traffic - bar NONE!) I'm going to try and get in there and see what this PT thing is all about this week.
I had to be donking around Target anyhow and came across these lights. They are pretty nice looking. Made of seemingly fragile plastic. The switch is pushbutton, and has no momentary on feature.
I played around with different bulbs, and with fresh alkalines and a KPR113 it throws a decent bright beam. The bulb mounting system doesn't allow for much refinment, and the beam is not as seamless as the textured reflector would make me believe. That said there is only a semi blotchy center beam with a wide Corona (proper term?)
It is far brighter than my perhaps 10 minute old LX. My Garrity alum Mag Copy has a brighter VERY tightly focused spot, but this Prodigy ain't bad for $6 bucks.
There is an REI store some 30-40 minutes away. (On the WORST freeway we have for traffic - bar NONE!) I'm going to try and get in there and see what this PT thing is all about this week.