[AT] Todays flashlights

[Steve W.]

jtchall at nc.rr.com wrote:
> Haven't seen anyone mention Maglite so I looked them up. It appears they are 
> still in business with a much wider range of products than they offered 20 
> years ago. Quite a bit of sticker shock I might add as well. Considering 
> we've got a couple of the small ones that use 2 AA batteries and are 20 
> years old, I guess you do get what you pay for. I've put in quite a few sets 
> of batteries and a few bulbs, that’s just a testament  as to how much we've 
> used them.
> 
> John Hall
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Got a bunch of Mags as well. Mini and 3D mostly. Great lights but they 
sort of fell off the wagon with LED technology. Plus other than a couple 
  newer models they are all bulky.

They now sit in wall racks as power failure lights, batteries get 
swapped yearly but they get very little use.

-- 
Steve W.