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Flashlight/ Torch

workaccount · 2008-01-05 00:23:35

Hi, I want to get a good torch strong and bright that will last for years. I heard that LED's are supposed to be the best. What brands should I be looking at? Thanks.

05-01-2008 12:23am

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workaccount

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Hi,
I want to get a good torch strong and bright that will last for years. I heard that LED's are supposed to be the best.

What brands should I be looking at?

Thanks.

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#2 05-01-2008 1:12pm

Krusty_Clown

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Well, if you're okay with cheap and cheerful, I've bought a few torches from here: www.ledshoppe.com

Obviously wouldn't be as good as your maglight/underwater/zero gravity type torches, but they are reliable and very cheap!

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#3 09-01-2008 1:29pm

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The Lenso LED torches that Maplins do are brilliant, very bright. I've got a couple of different ones and they're brilliant (pun intended)

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