Better? I have two cheapo windup LED flashlights somebody gave me for
Christmas 2009.Them things are Good, Good Better Good.Badda Badda Good.
cuhulin

On 03/12/2011 09:21 PM, wrote:
Better? I have two cheapo windup LED flashlights somebody gave me for
Christmas 2009.Them things are Good, Good Better Good.Badda Badda Good.
cuhulin


That's silly. LED lights go for a year on a set of batteries, and slowly
dim when they need to be changed.

On Mar 13, 8:38*am, dave wrote:
On 03/12/2011 09:21 PM, wrote:

Better? I have two cheapo windup LED flashlights somebody gave me for
Christmas 2009.Them things are Good, Good Better Good.Badda Badda Good.
cuhulin

That's silly. LED lights go for a year on a set of batteries, and slowly
dim when they need to be changed.

Wind-up LED flashlight may not have any batteries .

There is a little handle on my wind up LED flashlights, flip it out and
wind the crap out of it, no batteries.

Willys L Head/side valve Go-Devil engines are Tuff.They Had to be Tuff
in World War Two.

Ford built almost half of the World War Two Jeeps.There was an
underground Jeep assembly plant in England in World War Two.

http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?q=Brian's+Military+Jeeps

devilfinder.com
Jeep CJ3B Page

http://www.jeepdraw.com
http://www.jeepdoc.com
http://www.willystech.com

There are many more websites about those old Jeeps too.
cuhulin, the Jeep

If/when I get to working on my Jeep, I will take the head and block to
Smith's Automotive Machine shop on Rankin Street in Jackson and let them
check it out, and do the valves, grind the cylinder holes, whatever.The
crankshaft and valves shaft might need some workin on them, might need
over size bearings.The rest of it, I can do that myself.The starter
motor and generator probally needs rebuilding, I will take them to an
Automotive Electric shop (I forget the name of that shop just now, it's
listed in doggy's phone book) on Highway 80, about a mile West of
doggy's couch.I will need a new wiring harness, a bunch of thingys.It
will be sort of like a hobby for me, fixin up my old Jeep.A Martha
Stewart Good Thing.
I don'ts wants no Pinto engyne enema mah Jeep!
cuhulin

On Mar 13, 6:43*am, wrote:
On Mar 13, 8:38*am, dave wrote:

On 03/12/2011 09:21 PM, wrote:

Better? I have two cheapo windup LED flashlights somebody gave me for
Christmas 2009.Them things are Good, Good Better Good.Badda Badda Good.
cuhulin

- - That's silly. LED lights go for a year on a set of
- - batteries, and slowly dim when they need to be
- - changed.

So Dave you Turn-On a LED Flashlight and the
Batteries will Last a Year . . . -r-o-t-f-l-

Ten's of Hours most likely
Hundreds of Hours well may be . . .
-but- A Whole Year 24x365 = 8760 Hours
-why-that's-un-believable-

On 03/13/2011 06:43 AM, wrote:
On Mar 13, 8:38 am, wrote:
On 03/12/2011 09:21 PM, wrote:

Better? I have two cheapo windup LED flashlights somebody gave me for
Christmas 2009.Them things are Good, Good Better Good.Badda Badda Good.
cuhulin

That's silly. LED lights go for a year on a set of batteries, and slowly
dim when they need to be changed.

Wind-up LED flashlight may not have any batteries .

What's the point? A spring powered generator is way more failure prone
than batteries. I have battery powered LED lamps that run hours a day
and still have the original D batteries.