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Rebel Yarr | 12-28-2009 01:37 AM
Faraday Flashlights -$12 I just got these....pretty neat...Made in China though - but I do not see any other manufacturers in the short time I looked. They seem pretty solid though and works as advertised. the LED is not that bright - but nice non-the-less. Product Description Faraday Light Flashlights- Set of 2 The last emergency light you will ever need! No batteries needed ever! Simply shake shake shake to charge! Faraday Flashlight never needs batteries or bulbs! Super bright LED light lasts thousands of hours, needs no batteries or recharging. Simply shake 30 seconds to provide 5 minutes of light. Ready for any emergency, use one for home and one for car. Weather and waterproof (large light only), floats in water, visible up to one mile. Set of two, 8" regular and 5" mini. Modern teccnology and Faraday's Law of Inductance join forces to create a virtually indestructible light that has no need for batteries or bulbs. (You must press the button for the light to come on. If you do not hold the button down the light will not come on.) Features: Never needs replacement bulbs Super bright blue/white LED light Shock resistant Large flashlight is waterproof Easy to use Great for- outdoors, auto, emergency kits, camping, workshops and home Set of 2- one large (8") and one small (5") It contains a "rare earth magnet" - if you wanted to play with 2 for $12 bucks too... Amazon Amazon

Vaughn Pollux | 12-28-2009 02:08 AM
Re: Faraday Flashlights -$12 A shakelight, eh? You Tube
You Tube
Let us know how bright it gets!

Saul Mine | 12-28-2009 06:36 AM
Re: Faraday Flashlights -$12 "Heavy Hands" with a battery boost? Well, at least it has other uses. Like mixing drinks, or ...

Rebel Yarr | 12-28-2009 11:52 AM
Re: Faraday Flashlights -$12 yeah - it is goofy - not so bright - but it is only 12 bucks.

silverJeep | 12-28-2009 12:29 PM
Re: Faraday Flashlights -$12 I bought one like that and the light worked pretty good. I noticed the batteries on the inside and wondered if the LED just ran on those batteries and the shaking thing was a hoax. So I turned it on and left it on for a week. It finally went completely dead. I shook it for about a minute and IT CAME ON! ...for about 15 seconds. Never could get it to last more than a minute no mattter how much i shook it. Threw it away.

BullionCubed | 12-28-2009 03:19 PM
Re: Faraday Flashlights -$12 the cheap versions use a watch battery hidden inside. the good ones use capacitors which eventually wear out anyway

Rebel Yarr | 12-28-2009 11:42 PM
Re: Faraday Flashlights -$12 Quote:
Originally Posted by BullionCubed (Post 2097550) the cheap versions use a watch battery hidden inside. the good ones use capacitors which eventually wear out anyway
Well, no watch battery inside this thing - totally see through.

BullionCubed | 12-29-2009 12:21 AM
Re: Faraday Flashlights -$12 Quote:
Originally Posted by Rebel Yarr (Post 2098427) Well, no watch battery inside this thing - totally see through.
yep. those are the crappy ones. look at the first review on amazon

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