What LED lights have a built in Charger?
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jch79
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jch79
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And you'd get exactly what you paid for. :nana:
Ryanrpm
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Hard to get a re-chargeable one for $30....if you want a quality light.
Are you referring to ones that charge by cradle or plug and you don't have to remove the batteries?
Are you referring to ones that charge by cradle or plug and you don't have to remove the batteries?
Bullman
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The new Streamlight Strion LED is out, but is is probably more coin than you want to spend.
gswitter
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Ditto for the Dorcy 120 Lumen Rechargeable.
You have to be kidding................Right?
No. I really would love a Pilot Whale. Who wouldn't?
I actually might get one.
I was thinking that my father might like a good rechargeble light.
The Pilot Whale is out for that NOT because I find it expensive, but because he would, and if he found out how much I spent, it would anoy him. So, I thought I would see what was available for $50 or so.
For a gift, a light that is all in one - that can sort of live in the charger is a nice package.
My dad is pretty smart, what sort of li-ion/flashlight package would you recommend?
Li-ion's are pretty darn cheap now a days and so are the chargers that go along with them.
If you can change a battery in a MAG (twist off and twist on), how hard can it be?
So who makes the standard no frills 18650 light?
Is there a Fenix?
You might want to ask some other members about this.
I'm guessing, but I would assume your dad would want something in the order of a "floodish" kind of light (maybe a simple "Hi-Low" or three level light).
Keep him away from the multi-level, mucky muck kind of lights (I also hate those things, but that's my personal opinion)
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