Last night a friend called because a rabbit appeared in his garden, probably lost from an home or abandoned.
It was snowing and very cold, he would have probably died outside, but thanks to our help (and the flashlights I could supply everyone) we managed to catch him to be brought in a safe and warm place.
We used:
Eagletac G25C2 mkII neutral white - set in regular mode, it is very simple to operate for non-flashaholics
Eagletac M3C4 XM-L neutral white - as simple to use as G25C2, bulkier but still manageable
Nitecore EA4 neutral white - a bit trickier to use due to the one-button interface, but turbo is accessed easily
All the lights performed well on max for an extended period of time (about 1h and a half)
500-800~ lumens seem the needed power for this kind of situations.
Now we are looking for an adoption for our little furry friend
It was snowing and very cold, he would have probably died outside, but thanks to our help (and the flashlights I could supply everyone) we managed to catch him to be brought in a safe and warm place.
We used:
Eagletac G25C2 mkII neutral white - set in regular mode, it is very simple to operate for non-flashaholics
Eagletac M3C4 XM-L neutral white - as simple to use as G25C2, bulkier but still manageable
Nitecore EA4 neutral white - a bit trickier to use due to the one-button interface, but turbo is accessed easily
All the lights performed well on max for an extended period of time (about 1h and a half)
500-800~ lumens seem the needed power for this kind of situations.
Now we are looking for an adoption for our little furry friend