Can you identify an old LED flashlight for me? (No picture sorry, just description)

mmace1 · Sep 6, 2011

Purchased back in 2000-ish. An LED (Brinkman I think?) 3xAAA. Circular body, all gray plastic, but with the bottom half surrounded by a rubber grippy-thingy. I assume it was a 5mm LED inside. Had optics so that it gave out more or less an even circle of light.

First LED light I ever bought, and loved it due to the runtime. I'm just curious to look it up if anyone knows. Thanks.

Onuris · Sep 6, 2011

Is this it? We have the same light but all black, and a similar light that takes 2xCR123As, kids use them when camping.

Common light available at Wal-Mart, Menards. Ours have proven to be quite durable and the kids have not destroyed them- yet.

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Seth · Sep 6, 2011

mmace1 said:
An LED (Brinkman I think?) 3xAAA. Circular body, all gray plastic, but with the bottom half surrounded by a rubber grippy-thingy. I assume it was a 5mm LED inside. Had optics so that it gave out more or less an even circle of light.

You´re sure about the 3xAAA?
If it could have been also 2xAA, the flashlight you mention is the "Brinkman Long Life", review available at the LED Museum http://www.ledmuseum.candlepower.us/led/brinkman.htm.

Seth

mmace1 · Sep 6, 2011

Seth said:
You´re sure about the 3xAAA?
If it could have been also 2xAA, the flashlight you mention is the "Brinkman Long Life", review available at the LED Museum http://www.ledmuseum.candlepower.us/led/brinkman.htm.

Seth

Well I had been...but apparently 2xAA it was as that's it exactly. Thanks!

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