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The cap was 1.5 euro.
The flashlight is a Sofirn SC13a.
To be fair, I've done this and ended up losing it into a grain bag conveyor when I was trucking grain at night during harvest.
Strap on headlamps all the way. Especially if it has a red light setting, that's awesome for working at night without messing up your night vision.
Can't go wrong with a strap-on.
I mean yea I'd definitely get one but for poking around a garage with no electricity at night it's perfectly fine liek htat
That was my setup for exploring a small cave! I had an AAA flashlight attached
I like this idea, but I love my headband night light. In the winter it is almost always dark when I’m not at work, and I use it over a warm hat for most things I need done outside.
