Real Fiero Tech

I kicked its ass. I need to bleed my clutch tonight and its dark out, so I went looking for a good drop light or flashlight with magnetic base. I came across the vector light bar 26 LED drop light. Retail $30 and I picked it up. Along with a Mighty Vac caume bleeder, another $30 bucks.

THIS LIGHT KICKS ASS!



Its so bright, works cordless and with a cord. $ hour run time on full bright, 7 hrs on half bright, which is still really bright. I recommend anyone looking for a good work light take a look at this.

I'm totally horny for all things flashlight, especially LED style. Vector is the company that makes a lot of Black and Decker's rechargable stuff. I have a rechargeable spotlight/air compressor by Vector, I haven't killed it yet.

someone say fleshlight? oh wait nevermind. I see, its flashlight. My bad.

how the fuck is this maintenance. Its not. Its me VS. The Darkness. Whats wrong with a few posts in RFT vs. the world that arnt about shaun vs. V8Archie

Jesus, unbunch your britches. It's a post about a tool. What next, Me vs hunger posts about Cheese Doodles and Little Debbies?

If you can't stand a little active moderating, I know of another forum. They don't do shit.

There, now it's RFT vs the World.

One of my co-workers recently started making fun of me every time I talk about LED-based products. I tried to explain to him that I'm a geek and can't help it.

Nice light you got there, must be nice to not worry about a cord getting wrapped around your foot! I've only got 2 LED flashlights right now. There's a 3AA cell 1W Streamlight Tasklight backed in a box somewhere and a cheesy 2AA Chinese light in the maglight holder on my hip. Between that and the Gerber that's also in the holder I can fix anything, anytime! } ; ]

Trot, the impressed, fox...

When LED flashlights first came out, I saved up the 80 bux to get one. 2AA with three 1st gen nichia LEDs. Carried it with me at all times for just over a year before it broke.

Now I carry a Coast Cutlery 1 watt that takes 3AAA that I got from Fry's Electronics for about 30 dollars.

My pocket piece is an Inova X1 with blue light. Much better for ninja stealth. I love the beam on the Inova, it's focused with a projector lens.

You would have thought LEDs would have made regular bulbs obsolete by now. Just as bright and power savings.

crzyone wrote:You would have thought LEDs would have made regular bulbs obsolete by now. Just as bright and power savings.

The problem with them is the cost, and the distribution. They are great when focused, but output drops dramatically with distance. There are a lot of cities (including mine) going to LED's for traffic signals, and they are wonderful. Also lots of police depts. using LED lightbars on their cars and bikes, also beautiful to look at!

http://www.sirennet.com/liberty.html
http://www.sirennet.com/c3xf2300.html
http://www.sirennet.com/led_int_deck.html

crzyone wrote:You would have thought LEDs would have made regular bulbs obsolete by now. Just as bright and power savings.

their problem is they are not yet a good replacement for household bulbs. but compact florescents are taking care of that market.

but I also don't see how this goes in maintanance, if you don't want it in rft vs world then i would have moved it to anything goes. eh, doesn't much matter though

Drop lights are used for maintenance.

does that thing have one side shielded, or is it 360* of light?
most drop lights have a shield, so you dont blind yourself, when trying to look/light something in fron tof you

its sheilded and provides a nice round beam with a glow around it. Its the most excellent light I have ever owned.

The Dark Side of Will wrote:Drop lights are used for maintenance.

then it should be retitled to "the ultimate droplight" so it doesn't get lost in the forum and become a waste of space :thumbleft: