Rexlion
July 1, 2019, 5:16pm
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I should never have read this thread. I ended up buying a set of 3 “Imaginit” brand flares which come with a glass-breaker hammer. Nice and bright. I used them the other night while walking on the street (no sidewalks on half the streets in my neighborhood) and the cars really kept their distance.
lfowner
July 2, 2019, 9:24am
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They sell upgraded versions with brighter LED:
Candil
July 2, 2019, 9:55am
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These ones are expensive but run on LI ion and micro usb rechargeable and has led options as well https://www.guardianangeldevices.com
saypat
July 2, 2019, 5:42pm
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thanks!
You could use the Chrome browser and it will be translated automatically,
or you could get a translating extension for your browser.
goshdogit
July 2, 2019, 6:36pm
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You can also translate any web page using Google Translate.
Simply paste the web address into the left side, and click the result on the right to view the translated page.
Here’s the page you were asking about translated into English.
Mr.Scott
July 7, 2019, 10:27pm
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Mr.Scott:
I have F.R.E.D. (Flashing Roadside Emergency Disc) flares made by company called Wagan and am very happy with them.
I got a set of three to try out. I liked them so much that I purchased enough so there are two in every car. Bought some for my kids’ cars, and my parent’s car too. I look at them as insurance - just in case.
They use 3 AAA batteries. First thing I did was replace the original no-name alkaline batteries with Lithium primaries. My thinking was: 1) I don’t trust alkaline batteries especially in long-term storage, 2) don’t want Li-Ion rechargeable batteries in the heat of the car, 3) the lights are (hopefully) used infrequently enough that the cost of replacing Lithium primaries isn’t too bad.
If you are using them regularly (non emergency use) I see no reason not to use NiMH rechargeables (Eneloops).
I’ll see if I can dig up some pictures and video I took.
This is the only picture I can find at the moment.
