neat little lights

[fatheadhill]

Picked these up at Target tonight for only $5 tonight. Thought some of ya'll might find 'em useful.

Mine came in a pack of 4 instead of the 2 shown in the link. They have over 170 hours of runtime(according to packaging), about the size of a golfball. They twist on and off but it might be a little tricky to do with gloves on as they're not particularly grippy. As far as brightness goes, they're..., ok, definitely no substitute for a good flashlight, but they'd be a nice little light to have around a campsite or something similar. They also have a waterproof version I saw on the Brinkmann website but I ddin't see those at Target.

I think they'd be a useful addition to a kit(which is what I'll be using a few of them for., maybe a replacement for glow sticks since they're smaller and last alot longer, and since they're LED bulbs in 'em I'd imagine they'd be fairly rugged.

Just thought ya'll might be interested., lots of uses for these lil' guys.

 

[SDS]

Those are good little disposable lights. I use them when camping and at hotels as night lights for the kids. They are good for when the power goes out too.

Your right, they don't have a lot of output but they will stay bright enough to use for a night light. They also last for several nights. I keep several around the house and in our travel bags.

When the power goes out they will set on the top of a doorsill shining into the room. Not real bright but enough light to walk around with.

SDS

 

[cmdionne]

I think they've got something like this on countycomm