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Subject: | Re: spot light |
From: | Robert BERRY <> |
Date: | Tue, 10 Dec 1996 11:29:02 -0800 |
John Leonard wrote: > > I'm thinking of buying a spot light to aid my nocturnal birding. > > Can anyone give me the run down on what wattage and power packs I need to be > thinking of and what I might expect to pay. > > This information might be a useful addition to the archive?Spot Lights FAQ. > > Thanks. Last year on a Wait-a-While spotlighting tour out of Cairns I asked the professionals what a boy ( or girl ) needed. They suggested :- * Yuasa 7 amp battery. * Watsco light. * GEC (with umbrella in front) 30 watt sealed beam light source. * trickle charger. * red filter. I've been meaning to get one ever since. Robert Berry ps. predicting what my relatives are going to do, especially auntie Grace, is a hopeless task. |
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