Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power 
rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.

Jaqy

"MC_Emily"  wrote in message 
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> Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power 
> rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.
>
> Jaqy

What have you found so far?

Henry

MC_Emily wrote:

> Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power 
> rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.
> 
> Jaqy 
> 
> 

Maplin have a 1 million cp one (lantern, not torch) for 6.99 - could you 
use three of them? Or stick a bigger wattage lamp in?

--
Sue

On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 22:21:47 +0100, MC_Emily wrote
(in message <df2ilh$b2g$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>):


> Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power 
> rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.
> 
> Jaqy


B&Q have a 5 million for about 15. They seem to have upped the candle power 
ante!

"Steve Pickthall"  wrote in 
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> On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 22:21:47 +0100, MC_Emily wrote
> (in message <df2ilh$b2g$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>):
>
>> Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power
>> rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.
>>
>> Jaqy
>
> B&Q have a 5 million for about 15. They seem to have upped the candle 
> power
> ante!


Excellent!!  Thank you so much.  The cheapest for a 3m I could find was 
24!!  Thanks again.

Jaqy

"Steve Pickthall"  wrote in 
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> On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 22:21:47 +0100, MC_Emily wrote
> (in message <df2ilh$b2g$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>):
>
>> Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power
>> rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.
>>
>> Jaqy
>
> B&Q have a 5 million for about 15. They seem to have upped the candle 
> power
> ante!
>


Problem with these spotlights getting even more powerful is that the battery 
lasts for a shorter time with each increase.

> Problem with these spotlights getting even more powerful is that the 
> battery
> lasts for a shorter time with each increase.

and the bulb holders melt quicker apparently.

Henry

"MC_Emily"  wrote in message 
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> "Steve Pickthall"  
> wrote in message news:0001HW.BF3A9F2900235FB2F0305550@aioe.cjb.net...
>> On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 22:21:47 +0100, MC_Emily wrote
>> (in message <df2ilh$b2g$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>):
>>
>>> Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power
>>> rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.
>>>
>>> Jaqy
>>
>> B&Q have a 5 million for about 15. They seem to have upped the 
>> candle power
>> ante!
>
> Excellent!!  Thank you so much.  The cheapest for a 3m I could find 
> was 24!!  Thanks again.
>


Make sure it is actually 5 million candle power, I heard that someone 
had bought one, and it was only 4,999,999 candle power.

> B&Q have a 5 million for about £15. They seem to have upped the candle power
> ante!


Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?

Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?


What the sun is less than 3 million candle power?

Nah don't believe you :-)

Henry

conorconor@gmail.com wrote:

>>B&Q have a 5 million for about £15. They seem to have upped the candle power
>>ante!
> 
> 
> Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
> than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?
> 

I'm just amazed how they get all those little candles in there...

--
Sue

wrote


>> B&Q have a 5 million for about 15. They seem to have upped the candle 
>> power
>> ante!

>Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
>than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?


I don't know about others but I use mine mainly to check my sheep out in the 
fields.

Jaqy

In article <df5fv5$s3b$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, no@morespam.com says...

>  wrote
> 
> >> B&Q have a 5 million for about £15. They seem to have upped the candle 
> >> power
> >> ante!
> 
> >Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
> >than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?
> 
> I don't know about others but I use mine mainly to check my sheep out in the 
> fields.
> 

Do you not have a bright shining star to guide you?

"Rob Morley"  wrote in message 
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In article <df5fv5$s3b$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, no@morespam.com says...

>  wrote
>
> >> B&Q have a 5 million for about 15. They seem to have upped the 
> >> candle
> >> power
> >> ante!
>
> >Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
> >than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?
>
> I don't know about others but I use mine mainly to check my sheep out 
> in the
> fields.
>

Do you not have a bright shining star to guide you?

Sounds like a bit of a crook ;-)

"GwG"  wrote


>> >> B&Q have a 5 million for about 15. They seem to have upped the candle
>> >> power
>> >> ante!

>> >Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
>> >than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?

>> I don't know about others but I use mine mainly to check my sheep out in 
>> the
>> fields.

> Do you not have a bright shining star to guide you?

> Sounds like a bit of a crook ;-)


LOL!!!

x-no-archive: yes

my mate got a load (legally!) of very bright (multi LED beams, I think) from
Japan. if interested, will check what the spec / price he wants for them..


crofterscan @ oohay.com      back up for yahoo!

MC_Emily wrote:

>  wrote
>
> >> B&Q have a 5 million for about £15. They seem to have upped the candle
> >> power
> >> ante!
>
> >Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
> >than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?
>
> I don't know about others but I use mine mainly to check my sheep out in the
> fields.
>
> Jaqy


But if you paid more than £15 for it you've been fleeced mate! :)

wrote


> >Can someone explain why exactly anyone needs a torch that is brighter
> >than natural daylight?   What do you want to use it for?

> I don't know about others but I use mine mainly to check my sheep out in 
> the
> fields.
> Jaqy


But if you paid more than 15 for it you've been fleeced mate! :)

<groan>    :o)

In message <Df2ilh$b2g$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>, MC_Emily 
 writes

>Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy a 3 million candle power
>rechargeable torch online, please?  Thanks.
>
>Jaqy
>
>

Try Homebase
sometimes good deals