Playground Drop Test

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What happens here

For this test, the Milwaukee M18 LED Compact Site Light is taken to the top of a wooden playground structure. From this elevated position, the light is tossed down onto a protective mat laid out on the snowy ground. Upon impact, the light's handle breaks off. Despite the visible damage, verify that the light still functions correctly by turning it on.

Goal: Test durability from a playground height

Tools and materials

Playground Structure — To provide an elevated drop point
Protective Mat — To cushion the fall and contain debris, if any

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There's nothing. All right, we got uh Oh oh oh, let's drop it from this really high up spot up here. Oh, sweet. I get to see you be up in a little play fort again. Again? Oh, yeah. You stalked my Instagram? I've got a video of you going down a little kid slide this summer. What? When was I going down a kid slide? Out at a Hilton. I don't remember that. That's okay. Like 20 people do. Hey, should we call this one two idiots on a playground? All right, you ready? I'm going to throw it hand down over there. I'm going to try to hit that carpet way over there. Pan over there. Show them. See that carpet? All right. Well, I mean, we've got a handle, but Yeah, that was just the handle.

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