December 23, 2006 - Flashlights & Signals



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Resources Here are some resources of information about Flashlights, LED's and Torches.

While this selection represents a small section of the thousands available, it does however give you an idea of different types models on the market.

 

PocketLights

Equipped

FlashlightReviews

RockBottomDive


 

 

Flashlights News

 


Here we give you a sample of flashlights on the market.
Each has its own uniqueness.
Some are just the best, some Glow, some do not need batteries and some float and some 
do everything even a fire alarm.

 

 



GloTorch Explorer

Some of the features of the Explorer. Waterproof , Xenon bulb, 
8 hour glow, floats beam upright , batteries. This flashlight 
is ideal in a nighttime MOB emergency. If you throw the light 
toward the MOB it can be a reference point. The light floats 
with its beam shining into the sky and can be seen by the MOB 
and the rescue boat. Both migrate toward the light as a central
point. This light could be kept on a rail mount for quick 
deployment.                  


Red LED GloTorch

 

 

A red night-vision saving torch that glows in the dark!

Here the body of the flashlight or torch glows. The diagram 

here explains. The red LED will burn for days continuously 

on a single set of batteries - but the body of the torch also 

glows in the dark without batteries.

 

Imagine you cannot find the flashlight in the dark. You need 

a flashlight to find the one your looking for.

 

Here is another photo luminescent light from Pelican 



The Great Land Laser

 

The Great Land laser is a rescue device. Point it at an 

SAR (search & rescue) aircraft it can be seen for 22 miles. 

Impressive.

 

Daytime / nighttime signaling,

5 hours before changing battery, Waterproof to 80 feet

Designed for maritime environment

Long life green laser diode - 5,000 hours

CR123 Lithium Battery

 

$250 expensive, but nothing else will do.



Sherpa from Free Play Energy                           

 

Apart for being a great backup light in case of emergency. I found this little bit of information 

on the Free play web site." Every year, more than two billion non-rechargeable batteries are 

disposed of improperly. Comprised of heavy metals, such as alkaline, mercury, nickel 

cadmium and lead, batteries end up in landfills and incinerators that impact the environment, 

which may cause health risks to humans and animals." Another reason to buy one.

 

Also see FreePlays battery free radios.



Adventure Lights VIP Safety & Signal Light

 

Visible over 3 miles, this wide viewing angle emergency light has 

been put to hundreds of uses by our military, police and search 

and rescue teams. Tested in deserts, the arctic, the stratosphere 

and hundreds of feet below the sea, the VIP has proven to hold up 

to the demands of extreme environmental conditions. It is the only

 light that is a flashlight, emergency flasher and S.O.S. survival 

beacon all in one package.

 

Sold through outdoor retail outlets.



Nightstar Flashlight                   

 

NightStar is an extremely reliable light source that will function after years of storage and exposure 

to environmental extremes. The simple design uses a highly efficient renewable energy source to 

power a high-brightness LED. Simply shaking the NightStar for 30 seconds will provide over 15 

minutes of light! NightStar is also the only flashlight that performs without fail under the extreme 

conditions of desert heat, polar cold, or submerged to depths exceeding 400 feet. Battery-powered 

flashlights just do not tolerate  environmental extremes like NightStar.


This dual purpose flashlight has two extra features.

 

SOS alarm; In the event that you find yourself in a position 

where you need to alert others, simply push the two buttons 

on FlareSafe. The piercing 110dB alarm will sound, and at 

the same time the torch light will start flashing – this provides 

an audible and visual sign of distress. Smoke alarm; FlareSafe 

uses a specially-designed optical system to look for smoke. The smoke detector works 

when you arm the unit.



Premier Light                      

 

Combination flashlight and compass.

 

User friendly bright white LED flashlight, incorporating 

region 1 liquid filled compass in tail cap.



Apogee Headlamps

 

Head lamp LED flashlight model ZLHL389E with Krypton bulb has 3 modes of operation, 

making it the ideal flashlight for short or long range illumination.  Krypton bulb for long range. 

Head lamp is a perfect flashlight on the job for hands free inspection work. Head lamp 

flashlight operates in 3 modes. 1 LED, 3 LED's, or the Krypton bulb provide the amount of 

light you need and allows you to manage the power consumption. Adjustable light beam 

brightness and focus.

 

 

 

   Also Petzl is one of the leaders in headlamp technology

 



Kroma K2

 

The Kroma K2 was rated the highest by flashlightreviews.com.

Compact (palm size) high-intensity, selectable-output, multi-spectrum LED flashlight for tactical, self-defense, recreational, 

and general use. The Kroma's virtually indestructible primary light-emitting diode (LED) provides two output levels of white 

light: a long-running low beam and a brilliant tactical-level high beam with over three times the light of a larger two-D-cell 

flashlight—enough light to temporarily blind an assailant.



LED Lenser Frogman torch

 

 

As the name implies this is a dive torch. 

The burn time is a massive 50 hours from 

four AA batteries

 

 

 

 



Shorelite Solar LED  flashlight           

 

I think the graphic describes this new flashlight best. 

Also from Shorelite, this attachment for hat.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Pak-Lite  9V Light

 

This nifty invention is small and fits on the end of a 9V battery. 

It has a read and green light. can be used as emergency running lights.



Garrity

 

 

A proven necessity for hurricane preparedness and 

for any backup when power is a problem. 

Just turn on the power button and turn the handle.

 

 


Tool Logic                                 

 

                                                                                            

The new SL Pro Series offers tough steel construction and

interchangeable components. Available in handsome bead 

blast finish or black Titanium coat*

 

Other add-ons include emergency whistle.

 

 

Glow Bug

 

 

How about Solar? This 7 inch - 7 LED aluminum solar light 

is charged up after 6 hours under the SUN! The light will last 

for up to 8 hours.

 


Here are a couple of light holders

A light holder for fishing


Vector Stormtracker

 

The Stormtracker units are always ready to use. The main power is a dry cell or rechargeable battery, 

12 volt DC power or 120 volt AC power. The rechargeable, hand-crank battery is a secondary power 

source for emergency use when the battery, 12 volt DC power or 120 volts AC are not available.

 

 

There are plenty of flashlights to be found, however there are so may and no one place to view them that we 

bring a selection. We hope that by showcasing these products that you will discover something that is of benefit to you.

 

This is the aim of  MyBoatsGear  to bring together manufacturer and consumer. 

 

 



 

 

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