LED torch

[Tonka]

(13 May 2012, 20:11)WetandCold Wrote: I see a torch as a tool quite important one as well.

I would be mindful of the switch on that one and also you might want to undo the screws to the clip and put a bit of decent glue like ct1 or something then do them back up, if this has not already been done.

Last torch lost cost me £50 my son got demoted to a £10 lidl cree.

Yes, the clip has worked lose already, so I'll do that, thanks. I don't buy expensive torches any more. I lose / break them too often. Most people are't quite as hard on these things as me though. I can be a bit of a biological crash test dummy kit. It it survives a bike rally / camping trip with me then it's suitable for war.

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(14 May 2012, 11:02)bigpaul Wrote: i buy cheap(£1.75) pocket torches (9 LED's) either on ebay or in markets and get several at a time.

Those super cheap pocket torches are pretty good most of the time. I have a few dotted about the place.
I actually have far too many torches really. I have a load of various wind up ones too. No... I've changed my mind, you can't have too many torches.