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February 23rd 04, 01:38 AM
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I've used cyalume's before, but wouldn't trust my life to them.
I've found many DOA freshly out of the package. Dave Ron Wanttaja wrote: On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:21:58 GMT, john smith wrote: Krill lights are another handy item to have in the cockpit. They run on a single AA and will last 40-50 hours. The light does not destroy your night vision. Also available in assorted colors. Then there's plain-ol' cyalume lightsticks. Assorted colors, long-term storage, long-lasting, fairly cheap. You can also buy holders that let you modulate the amount of light released. Good option for emergencies, or for folks who fly at night only rarely. I used one of these to light my panel on a night flight about seven years ago. I posted the story here, and added it to my web page as well: http://www.bowersflybaby.com/stories/Night.htm Ron Wanttaja 
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