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01-11-2022, 06:10 PM
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Let there be light
Never been a guy who makes too many recommendations but
thought maybe I should on this one. I have been using this flashlight made by Braun for about 4 years. This is the second one as I replaced the original one after 3.5 years. 3.7 Volt rechargeable. I get about 3 hrs of use before it takes a couple hours to recharge. The head on it pivots all the way around and it angles anywhere from 0-90 degrees. Probably the greatest feature however is the magnet on the bottom. This is a serious magnet that will hang to steel at any place or angle. Fortunately these old Cubs are lots a steel. I use this light 7 days a week. Have never regretted the money I spent on it. I think its about 30$. Harbor Fright did not pay me write this.  I pulled the internal brake out of the 125 with this light today.  DSCN1953.jpg DSCN1955.jpg Ken 
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01-12-2022, 11:06 PM
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I will try that one out now for sure.
I have been looking at it. I have 2 other lights that I have bought from HF. 1 of them is good and the other is not.
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