Cheap LED lights are not novel or new. I really want to stay tied into the Texas community via Cave Text. This is only possible if I don't need to delete five of your emails a day that are only tangentially related to caving. OT emails are fine as the exception, but when they become the rule (and happen many times per a day) the list serve suffers. Same goes for the GHG list serve.
Actually, I think a new rule, for you personally, would be to have 10 emails per every actual caving trip(underground....not TCR type stuff). I would put up with more of your emails if I knew you were actually getting underground. For example, you would need to go caving every weekend for the next ten years to get you to even. If you were to do that, I am sure your emails would be much more interesting, and most importantly, pertinent to the caving community. Cheers, GP On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 1:26 AM, David <[email protected]> wrote: > The light in the link below could be used to clip on to your chest harness > for extra light or for an emergency > light on a long ascent, or a pitch with rebelays. > > http://www.drywallzone.com/images/product_images/catalogm06.jpg > > It has a rugged metal clip and a bright yellow switch, and the light shines > 90 degrees. > > Only cost about $ 10 at Batteries Plus. > > 2 of these lights could be easily duct-taped together to give you even more > light, > while you are on rope. > > > On a related note, > > Batteries Plus also carries a Remington LED headlamp, claiming 150 lumens. > > http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/91JnhcsdzwL._AA1500_.jpg > -- George-Paul Richmann (513) 490-3100 [email protected]
