Thursday, 23 October 2014
flash and flare
The replacement rubber band arrived for my bike lights, so I'm back in business with the extra bright back light again - just ahead of when it is really needed.
I could have fixed it with a plain silicon band or some tape, but somehow the proper red band looks better, and is easier to remove.
I've had these tiny but powerful Flash and Flare lights for a couple of years now and they are generally pretty good - although nowadays there's even brighter tiny lights around, so I may have a glance at some when I'm away next week.
The Flash and Flare use CR123 rechargeable batteries that last several hours between charge and I keep a couple of spare 'normal' batteries in the saddlebag as well, although haven't needed to use them. The only careful thing is re-aligning the lens to the body when swapping the battery, to avoid mis-threading the lens.
I still also keep a couple of Knogs wrapped onto the bike as well 'just in case'.
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All I can say is you must be the handiest man to have around when one encounters techie problems. I understand about one word in ten. On a good day.
Pat This was one of the easier ones. Securing a bike light with rubber bands :-)
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