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Post #135806036 added 03-27-2020 4:02 PM by smbenkeno in Deal Talk
Thank you OP.
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Post #135707609 added 03-23-2020 8:14 AM by cgigate in Deal Talk
California has lot coronavirus infected
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Post #135706712 added 03-23-2020 7:18 AM by joebob2000 in Deal Talk
There are much cheaper and more durable flashlight options out there unless you meant to just store them until you want to use them in a fixture. That would work for a little bit, its anyones guess...
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Post #135706274 added 03-23-2020 6:35 AM by minnus in Deal Talk
Honestly seems like a better idea to keep a horde of reliable rechargable batteries and varying devices that can use said batteries...then to invest in something of such singular purpose. If...
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Post #135705500 added 03-23-2020 5:00 AM by booboloo in Deal Talk
Its smart and stupid, the hot environment is something the led has trouble surviving, never mind the battery, so the question is whether you want each bulb to be an increased point of failure in your...
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Post #135703775 added 03-22-2020 10:49 PM by cgigate in Deal Talk
'LOL! you don't know what it is... return to Lowes....
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Post #135703406 added 03-22-2020 10:16 PM by agnosticmayhem in Deal Talk
I worked for over a decade in a country with frequent power outages. These types of bulbs were necessity and have probably ordered and sold 10s of thousands of units in my time. I also used them in...
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Post #135703067 added 03-22-2020 9:44 PM by JenT4685 in Deal Talk
I’m wondering if I could just charge all of these up and keep most of them stored away, would they still stay charged for a good while? If not, how long to the bulbs last plugged in?
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Post #135703058 added 03-22-2020 9:44 PM by mrromero577 in Deal Talk
Closes store that carries it near me is in the next state over. Won't even ship to CA.
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Post #135702338 added 03-22-2020 8:47 PM by xboxhaxorz in Deal Talk
Sweet idea, not a fan of the color temp though want bright, i found some other brands on amazon
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Post #135702254 added 03-22-2020 8:40 PM by LeviathanUltima in Deal Talk
yeah no good replacement for those LED lanterns for now. Maybe replace the internal batteries with eneloops and call it a day?
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Post #135702188 added 03-22-2020 8:36 PM by SneakoBaggin in Deal Talk
Okay, I accept that explanation. Do you have a similar but better model that would work for that described purpose? Or just stick with battery lanterns?
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Post #135702155 added 03-22-2020 8:34 PM by LeviathanUltima in Deal Talk
See my earlier post. Most like NOT 18650 because lithium doesnt like heat and also run time advertised as 120 lumens for 5 hours. And if you believe GE is profit maximizing, I'm sure these are cheap...
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Post #135702065 added 03-22-2020 8:25 PM by SneakoBaggin in Deal Talk
It's an 8w bulb. The battery isn't like an 18650 equivalent? That would run one of these like 8 hours. That is 3 days worth in a bathroom. The power was usually out for 2-3 days at a time. Edit:...
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Post #135702002 added 03-22-2020 8:20 PM by canyonheights9 in Deal Talk
dude this thing can run ten minutes at most.
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Post #135701555 added 03-22-2020 7:51 PM by SneakoBaggin in Deal Talk
Use case for this is places like CA where our power company cut our power for 11 combined days last fall because of fire danger. It's tough to have no lights for that long when it gets dark at...
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Post #135700793 added 03-22-2020 7:02 PM by LeviathanUltima in Deal Talk
Not hard to deduce. 120lumens at 5 hours. Original is 650. 120 is roughly 20% of 650. Obviously not truly linear so add some. Say 30% power of 8W to keep it on for 5 hours. So 2.4W for 5 hours. Or...
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Post #135700610 added 03-22-2020 6:50 PM by deltaphi in Deal Talk
He probably talked about something like these. Costco had them on sale for $15 (3 piece set). This night light = power failure light = motion sensor light = rechargeable flashlight = color changing...
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Post #135700538 added 03-22-2020 6:46 PM by Ducman69 in Deal Talk
This would be fine for a lamp by your couch or something, you just reach under and turn it on if there is an outage. But you wouldn't want a BR30 bulb for that, as you want omnidirectional...
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Post #135700454 added 03-22-2020 6:42 PM by BTspkrguru in Deal Talk
In my house, flashlights are like scissors or toe nail clippers, you have 20 around until you actually need them. Then they are nowhere to be found.........
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