Gas-powered 'tactical' flashlight

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The most fitting comment on reddit was:

“Your spouse definitely won’t wake up in a panic thinking you’ll murder them with a chainsaw.”

But the human mind works in mysterious ways. Who doesn’t remenber the “Top Gear” blender with a V8?

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Makes sense, it is probably 100-150W halogen light, and it can run for way longer on that tank of gas than it could on a lead acid battery of same weight, pretty sure it is not made for raiding a fridge at night, and no one outside usa would probably associate the engine with a chainsaw murders, lol. That thing is made in Japan, most likely for rescue crews. probably decades old. I’d love to get one like that,

Don’t know about the lamp, but the video is Thai.

yes it is in Thai. in one of the redit thread, there is a translation, that is how I know it is made in japan, but it does not mention anything about wattage, it was just my guess, but I could be wrong. I googled this light, it is from 60s Kawasaki made those

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How many lumens to the gallon?

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My wild bet would be perhaps some 10,000 lm×h per litre :-). For comparison, M21K should be some 2,000 lm×h per battery charge.

I got hit with a police spotlight 300000 candlepower and it was painful to the eyes. They focus infrared as well as light. If you just want to set something on fire a tungston bulb is as efficient as an LED.

“tactical”…technically, shock and awe IS a tactic lol…