Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Double Trouble

 



2 comments:

  1. Having "been around the horn" several times with headlamps, I had to learn the hard way before I found the right way.

    The 2 uses I have for headlamps is for lighting the path before me when walking or examining something close, in the dark or less favorable lighting conditions.

    Therefore, all I require of the headlamp is for it to have TWO levels of illumination, one for up close (reading) and one for distance (walking) and the best way to learn and know how to adjust for them is a simple 3 position switch, off/on ; low ; high.

    Headlamps with all sorts of silly doodads are difficult to master in the dark and are more prone to disfunction and generally cost more money.

    One more thing, headlamps that require batteries can be reloaded with new batteries when the old ones die out.

    If you have no way to recharge internal batteries you can be left SOL at the worst time.

    FWIW, anytime you are using a headlamp you should also have a reliable pocket flashlight on your person. 2 is 1 and all that....

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