So, I have left the flashlight requirement till the last minute. I mean how hard can it be to get a flashlight?
Well, Fry's does not have any waterproof flashlights with an extra bulb.
What are the chances that an LED flashlight does not need a spare bulb?
What flashlights, and where are you getting them to meet the flashlight requirement?
How bright is a "High powered" flashlight?
Thanks
We have a pelican waterproof flashlight. I think it came from west marine, though I don't see it on their website. We bought the spare bulb separately.
We had a hard time finding spare bulbs and batteries for our spotlight and ended up buying a second spotlight as backup instead. Could do the same with the flashlight, perhaps? Have a backup "spare"?
You might try calling or visiting a couple of dive shops. A well-outfitted shop usually has a good selection of waterproof lights, often with spare bulbs. Dive lights aren't cheap but they are well-made, durable and last a long time.
I was in Target the other day and was surprised at their selection of waterproof lights. The prices were cheap enough that a backup light would totally make sense.
Good questions about what makes a flashlight "high powered". Must be some sort of lumen (or equivalent) measurement but danged if I know what it is.
