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Review of the Flashlight

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The presenter highlights the Milwaukee 500 Lumen LED Pivoting REDLITHIUM USB Flashlight (Part #2113-21) as his third top EDC tool. He praises its brightness (enough to light up a whole backyard), magnetic base for hands-free operation, rechargeable USB port, pocket clip, and pivoting head for directional lighting. He demonstrates its various modes (spotlight and two floodlight settings). He briefly compares it to an older, less powerful AAA-battery flashlight, emphasizing the superior output and features of the Milwaukee model. He stresses the importance of a good flashlight, especially when working in dimly lit areas.

Goal: Present and discuss the features and utility of the Milwaukee LED flashlight.

Tools and materials

  • Older — Comparison of light output
  • AAA batteries — Powering the older flashlight (not directly used for the Milwaukee flashlight)

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Number three on my list, you all guessed it, a flashlight. This is the Milwaukee LED rechargeable with the pivoting head. I really like this light. I know some guys go crazy for their flashlights and and this is one of them for me for sure. Magnetic bottom, rechargeable port, pocket clip, pivoting head, onoff modes. So you got your spot and then two modes of flood. I I absolutely love this light. it like when I take my dog out at night, it lights up the whole [ __ ] backyard. Like it it it scares me how bright it is. Um this is always on me for sure. It's it's a little bigger than what most people are probably comfortably comfortable carrying. That's why if I'm in my skinny jeans, you know, my going to town clothes, my my real skinny [ __ ] sometimes I'll throw this one in there. This one's super outdated, though. I mean, the light output is absolutely horrible. That's on You know, like the light output is absolutely horrible with this light. But the size is nice. If it's completely blackout, you can see the only thing I don't like about this light is it requires AAA batteries. That's a pain. As where this one is rechargeable, but I don't know. I I'll carry it. I used to carry it a lot more than I do. Now it's kind of just kind of thrown on the workbench and I don't really use it much. But this one, this is my everyday. I love it. Pivoting head, big on and off switch, magnetic base. And this one's nice, too. Like, you can set it up anywhere. So, I'll be looking like I'll be looking I'll be like working an electrical panel and it'll stick right to the panel. I can get light right in there, right up the [ __ ] panel. Um, or if I'm working on like a toilet or something or underneath a cabinet, this will stand up right underneath the cabinet for me. throw the light up, put it on the flood setting, it'll light up all the plumbing that I need. I can see water leaks and whatever else. Um, I'm always looking at different flashlights. So, if you guys have any suggestions on different flashlights that you want me to purchase and and test out, definitely let me know. I love flashlights. So, yeah, but without this, you're swinging in the dark and [ __ ] nobody likes swinging in the dark, man. You know, so that brings me to my last two. So, my number four tool on the list is, of course, the

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