Re: Red Headlamp for Astronomy
- From: Bob G. <rg327_remove_@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 13:22:46 -0500
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 18:01:56 GMT, Phil Wheeler <w6tuh-ng7@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>Until now I've used an Energizer headlamp, with one red LED and two
>white ones. Problems have been the headband (which never seemed secure
>nor comfortable) and the slide switch (slide it the wrong way and you
>have two white beams instead of a softer red one, death to night vision).
>
>Last week, based on an article at Cloudy Nights, I ordered a Rayovac
>3-in-1 headlamp. It has a red LED, a white LED and a white Krypton
>bulb. The switch is a twist type with (very important!) the red light
>in the first position. It also has a more secure and comfortable
>headband, with an over-the-head strap -- and is water resistant.
>
>Model is Rayovac SPHLTLED and the best price I've found is $12.99.
>
>Phil
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Either Lowes or The Borg (I was in both yesterday) have small
flashlights with BOTH white and Red LED Bulbs..
Seperate switches on the barrel (one is red) to control each light..
a few drops of super glue on the white light switch would prevent
dummies like me from turning on the wrong light....
Cost was more then I felt I needed to spend however..
Bob G.
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