Light: SureFire 6P with Malkoff M60 Q5-WG dropin
I visited Mike at Madeline's and got him to do his classic flashlight test with the M60 (230+lm). He held it at arms length, aimed at his eyes, lit it off, and let out an, "oh god... that's a good one!" A couple minutes later he was in the back and I heard him say, "uhh I can't read that, I just got flashed in the eyes." It was a mean trick to let him do it with something that powerful, but I couldn't resist.
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Friday, January 4, 2008
Cambria power outage
Light: NovaTac EDC-120P
After picking up my Malkoff M60 at the darkened post office (operating by the light of a couple tea candles, and some help from me while I was there), I went up to Tia's house. They were also without power and it was just about sunset. Tia had been making necklaces and I helped out by providing light with my NovaTac for about an hour. I helped them to sort beads, thread them, and search for various things in the darkness. It was plenty for most purposes, but I was a little embarrassed that it was the only light I had with me on the day of a power outage, if I'd had more I could have set them up around the area and not had to direct my one light the whole time.
After picking up my Malkoff M60 at the darkened post office (operating by the light of a couple tea candles, and some help from me while I was there), I went up to Tia's house. They were also without power and it was just about sunset. Tia had been making necklaces and I helped out by providing light with my NovaTac for about an hour. I helped them to sort beads, thread them, and search for various things in the darkness. It was plenty for most purposes, but I was a little embarrassed that it was the only light I had with me on the day of a power outage, if I'd had more I could have set them up around the area and not had to direct my one light the whole time.
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