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From:	Sis Ticolar <>
Date:	Sat, 19 May 2012 16:06:02 -0700 (PDT)

Most LED torches have a warning that it can be dangerous to look directly into 
the light beam.
Pity birds can't read!

Sis 

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Steve Potter wrote:

I Folks, 
I went night birding in Singapore last week and used a "Led Lenser" LED
torch which blew me away how powerful it was.
It was very bright, small and had a ridiculous beam length for its size. I
can't remember the model but I wish to get one here.
Has anyone had any experience with these and can recommend an available
model??
Cheers 
 
Steve Potter
p. 0407398234
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