posted on Oct, 11 2010 @ 09:28 AM
This looks very usable. My husband brought home two of those "shake" lights. What a miserable excuse for a light. The only thing you could see with
it... was the light!
I like that you can swap out the battery since those will wear out with use. Now, if you happen to find a solar charger that will charge a Ryobi 4tek
light I will worship at your feet (jk lol, but not by much). The Ryobi 4tek light is very small, very convenient, the batteries last easily a month on
one charge with very little dimming. They can let you see at least 100 yards easily and you can detect motion at up to 150 yards. I had my husband
drive 1/2 mile up the road and shine his at me while I shined mine at him. I couldn't see him and he couldn't see me but the light was very visible
and very bright! I want to try the next road over (about a mile away) and see how visible they are.
These things are tough too. My husband lost his one night last winter. He'd been plowing snow and used it to take the chains off the truck. I went
out the next day and found it buried in the back driveway. He'd run it over with the dually and mashed it in the ground. It had no damage and worked
just like new.
I use mine every day, probably accumulated time per day is one hour, and I recharge every three or four weeks. I bought four spare batteries
.
Link for the Ryobi 4tek items:
Ryobi Tools: Tek4