New Bright torch
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I've got a million million candle power torch. Mate its so powerful its like a massive spectre of light shining into the night sky. Im told shining it at planes would be immediatly visible at anything up to 20 thousand feet.
This is a real mans torch.
This is a real mans torch.
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Depending on your budget. Made from a single piece of milled aluminium with one of the brightest LEDs on the market. I've got on of these and they are gorgeous.
Also there is a magnet on the lanyard which you push into the lanyard hole (at the end of the torch) to turn it on.
Also there is a magnet on the lanyard which you push into the lanyard hole (at the end of the torch) to turn it on.
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Can't go wrong with the Surefire G2. Can be had for about £30. Produces about the same amount of light as the 3 D cell Maglite for about half the size.
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Those things are tiny... it'd get lost in my pocketShotgun_ned said:
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The torches are great but the batteries are a bit too big.
Incidentally just found out that 10 million candles power is equal to a car headlight.
Incidentally just found out that 10 million candles power is equal to a car headlight.
Bill101 said:Magnalite are good but to get bright light you do need a large battery holder
Channel 5's The Gadget Show liked the Gladius Night Ops but it was quite expensive check it out ,it may have to go on your wish list
I have a Gladius on order at the moment - I will reply in here when I get it (should be a few days yet...) mind you that SureFire G2 looks very good, shame it is not an LED torch
Photon have just started to take pre-orders on their new "Proton" mini-torch which looks great, their other products are really good too Craig
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