In article ,
Jennie wrote:
Armed with this piece of the puzzle at

http://flashlightreviews.home.att.net/mods/prbulbs.html


What LED and resister will give great light time for the battery juice?

Why not just Velcro a LED flashlight to the side of the radio?
If you don't use the lamp, it doesn't run down the battery.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

Have had my led mod light in for 24 hours now and it is still bright, no
sign of battery drainage...Put new batteries in before I put the LED mod in
yesterday. Let you know how long the light last without the crank or new
batteries....The LED is not as bright as the bulb, but perfectly
acceptable...


"Mark Zenier" wrote in message
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In article ,
Jennie wrote:
Armed with this piece of the puzzle at

http://flashlightreviews.home.att.net/mods/prbulbs.html


What LED and resister will give great light time for the battery juice?

Why not just Velcro a LED flashlight to the side of the radio?
If you don't use the lamp, it doesn't run down the battery.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

I wish I had a web cam to leave on so u folks could watch the test....


"Jennie" wrote in message
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Have had my led mod light in for 24 hours now and it is still bright, no
sign of battery drainage...Put new batteries in before I put the LED mod
in yesterday. Let you know how long the light last without the crank or
new batteries....The LED is not as bright as the bulb, but perfectly
acceptable...


"Mark Zenier" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Jennie wrote:
Armed with this piece of the puzzle at

http://flashlightreviews.home.att.net/mods/prbulbs.html


What LED and resister will give great light time for the battery juice?

Why not just Velcro a LED flashlight to the side of the radio?
If you don't use the lamp, it doesn't run down the battery.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident