hello there！
I am a freshman here myself but it seems like a great bunch of people here.
By the way,I love the atmosphere here!
jessica.charles:
hello there！
I am a freshman here myself but it seems like a great bunch of people here.
By the way,I love the atmosphere here!
Welcome aboard. There sure are a bunch of great people here. I've never before encountered such a friendly bunch of "Lumenaries". Most of em are very bright too!
Welcome to the clickie...
Ron
edc
July 17, 2011, 9:24am
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Welcome Jessica to BLF. Yes -this is a friendly site.
E1320
July 17, 2011, 9:41am
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Welcome to BLF.....................OMG R U A GIRL
Davx
July 17, 2011, 1:24pm
8
Welcome to Blf Jessica.charles!
Buwuve
July 17, 2011, 2:02pm
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Welcome to BLF and enjoy the forum
Welcome Jessica to BLF! Enjoy your time here.
JohnnyMac
July 17, 2011, 4:16pm
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Welcome to the group, Jessica! What torches do you have or are interested in?
Boaz
July 18, 2011, 12:26am
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We've never seen a woman before .. only pictures of them on the internet ..Don't worry about E1320 he's been neutered .
I'm curious what the flashlight in your picture is...?
welcome to Blf
jessica.charles:
hello there！
I am a freshman here myself but it seems like a great bunch of people here.
By the way,I love the atmosphere here!
Welcome to the form and enjoy your time here.
dont know much about it， maybe you can give me some advice。
you are so ...humorous..
and actually it is from internet,I think it is beautiful so ..
Jessica,
For a lot of us here, flashlights are hobby material, but perhaps we should also examine them as tools. And when selecting a tool, we have to figure out what we want it to do. For instance, I live in the country, so I want a light that throws as far as possible. I work in a factory setting, so I also need a small light that isn't blindingly bright. This is where multiple modes become useful. Since I sometimes travel, I need a car light. I don't have to sacrifice battery life to achieve the smallest light possible; how long it can run is more important. Can you fix your own lights? If not, do you intend to learn? These questions will determine the quality of light that you need. What do you want lights to do for you?
Bob K
You've got a point there!but,i just want to know more about lights,after distinguishing between different function,then I will know what do I want lights to do for me.so,can I just watching and listening....
Huge
August 2, 2011, 8:54am
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jessica.charles:
Jessica,
For a lot of us here, flashlights are hobby material, but perhaps we should also examine them as tools. And when selecting a tool, we have to figure out what we want it to do. For instance, I live in the country, so I want a light that throws as far as possible. I work in a factory setting, so I also need a small light that isn't blindingly bright. This is where multiple modes become useful. Since I sometimes travel, I need a car light. I don't have to sacrifice battery life to achieve the smallest light possible; how long it can run is more important. Can you fix your own lights? If not, do you intend to learn? These questions will determine the quality of light that you need. What do you want lights to do for you?
Bob K
You've got a point there!but,i just want to know more about lights,after distinguishing between different function,then I will know what do I want lights to do for me.so,can I just watching and listening....
so you are here, and the very right place. i have been a member here for a long time, but to be honest, what they are talking about too specialized to understand sometimes.
