I think it’s a great little flashlight, quality is top notch, UI is simple two modes and always starts on low, to some it might be a to simple UI but I like it alot. There is no glue anywhere , the MCPCB is 16mm and the driver is 17mm.
Couple days ago, I got myself a PM2.5 air quality sensor.
Not absolutely sure how accurate it is but it sure does smell tobacco, burning wood smoke, fart… earlier than me! :zipper_mouth_face:
Only for extended blackouts. It’s basically used to keep my refrigerator, heat, and some lights going during power outages. Fortunately, that doesn’t occur too often around here. Last major outage was Hurricane Sandy in 2012. We were out for 2 weeks. Luckily I had an old 3000 watt generator that worked during the outage. I got rid of that one because it developed a seal leak on the flywheel side of the crank. It wasn’t worth fixing. I wasn’t even sure I could get the part since it was an unknown chinese engine with no parts list. The new one has a cloned Honda engine. From what I read, Honda parts will fit.
Interesting. The Crafsman Rider I just bought also has the Honda cloned engine. MTD I believe is the manufacturer/distributor for it’s parts. Don’t know if that applies to your generator however.
Just food for thought.
I bought this chunk of aluminium profile today (the flashlight is for size reference), 6x6x6cm, 4mm thickness.
I showed it to my girlfriend and she said it was the most boring thing she had ever seen. Is it just me who sees endless wonderful opportunities with it? :heart_eyes:
I have one aluminum X5 and one copper SC . Both are quads , aluminum is xp-g3 s4 3a & bistro firm fet driver and the copper one has 219C 4000K leds and bistro driver again . I just think they’re 2 of my top lights … :heart_eyes:
I got a little package in the mail today from Mountain Electronics. And I do mean little. At first I didn’t think both parts were in there. My compliments to Richard and company for packing their stuff so well!