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	Encyclopedia: Flashlight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		A flashlight or torch is a hand-held portable electric spotlight.
		It is known as a flashlight mainly in the United States and Canada and as a torch in most Commonwealth countries.
		Dynamo-powered flashlights have a winding crank connected to a stepper motor that feeds several diode bridges with their outputs connected in parallel feeding a field effect transistor that charges a capacitor that connects to one or more LEDs.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Flashlight (1806 words)

	Flashlight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		This strong beam flashlight with attachable red cone for signaling or danger warning, is also a 130 db alarm and a 200,000 volt stun baton.
		The body of the flashlight is made of fiberglass reinforced plastic.
		This handy little flashlight is also a 130 db alarm and a 80,000 volt stun baton.
	www.shopwynns.com /securityforu/stun_alarm_flashlight.htm (70 words)

	Flashlight Museum page one
		As an attorney and flashlight historian, I have been instumental in defending and prosecuting cases involving flashlight patents and claims.
		Since the flashlight could not exist without a battery and a bulb, the history of the flashlight is associated with batteries and bulbs.
		An early brass flashlight that was turned on by screwing down the pointy thing on the top (to use the technical term.) The design and lines of this beauty would fit right in to a 1920s Flash Gordon adventure.
	www.geocities.com /~stuarts1031/flashlight.html (2045 words)

	Flashlight Summary - Flashlight Information
		When flashlights were first sold to the public, they were regarded as amazing toys rather than practical appliances.
		In most flashlights, which use incandescent electric light bulbs,the light is focused into a narrow beam by a reflector and a lens.
		Flashlight bodies can be twisted to fit around corners, worn on bands around the forehead, or hung from tent poles as they become more versatile, lighter and brighter.
	www.bookrags.com /sciences/sciencehistory/flashlight-woi.html (270 words)

	Technical Description: Rayovac Workhorse Flashlight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Workhorse flashlight consists of two major parts: (a) the body, containing the battery compartment and the switch, and (b) the bulb assembly, containing the reflector, the bulb, and the connector.
		The body of the Rayovac Workhorse Flashlight is 5-5/8 inches, with a diameter of 2 inches at the screw, or head end, tapering to 1-1/4 inches at the battery compartment.
		The bulb assembly of the flashlight consists of the reflector, the bulb, and the connector.
	www.io.com /~hcexres/tcm1603/acchtml/descx1.html (699 words)

	Flashlight History - Invention of the Flashlight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Although a flashlight is a relatively simple device, its invention did not occur until the late 19th century because it depended upon the earlier invention of the electric battery and electric light.
		A flashlight, or torch (as it is known in the United Kingdom), is a handheld portable electric spotlight.
		Flashlight technology took a great leap forward around 1910, with the introduction of nickel-plated tubes to complement vulcanized fiber and the invention of the tungsten filament bulb.
	www.ideafinder.com /history/inventions/story014.htm (2321 words)

	Best Flashlight for Constant Brightness and Less Battery Waste
		The bulb discharged the battery, causing the flashlight to dim-down as it was being used.
		More particularly, a flashlight which sees infrequent usage may suffer poor performance when it is called upon for use, due to a natural deterioration of the batteries.
		The Electronic Flashlight overcomes this prior shortcoming, because it is capable of delivering a full-brightness beam even when the batteries have lost much of their original power due to a long period of non-usage.
	www.savvysite.com /group06/sitefile/hp106a01.php?sky=332&sna=BetterFlashlight (1300 words)

	Review: Elektro Lumens FT-3C LED flashlight
		Almost all of the world's Luxeon-LED flashlights use a single one watt Luxeon Star (the "Star" part means the LED emitter comes pre-installed on one of Lumileds' distinctive little hexagonal heat sink circuit boards) as their lamp.
		To switch the flashlight momentarily, you push on a fl plastic cap on the tail, which neither clicks nor forms a waterproof seal on the end of the light.
		In the olden days, when big LED flashlights had to use an array of 5mm LEDs because super-LEDs didn't exist yet, I was used to telling people to forget using such a light to see what was at the top of a tree.
	www.dansdata.com /ft3c.htm (2117 words)

	Assessment, Evaluation, Feedback, Research - Articles and Web Sites
		The Flashlight Program's goal is to equip as many faculty members, administrators and students as possible with the skills and tools to guide their own uses of technology in support of learning.
		The Flashlight approach begins by identifying the different activities which the use of the technology is intended to improve.
		This essay tells the story of a study team at a fictional college that is developing a study to track and improve the use of technology to support collaborative learning by students and educational outcomes for graduates.
	www.tltgroup.org /resources/farticles.html (3098 words)

	EQUIPPED TO SURVIVE (tm) - LED Flashlight Reviews
		Many of the water resistant lights function even though they were flooded inside and drying them out after getting wet is all that is needed to maintain their usefulness. Failing to do so results in a rusty mess that sooner or later quits functioning.
		We drop tested the flashlights four times from six feet onto concrete with not a single LED failure and little in the way of any other visible damage to the body of the lights themselves. That's an impressive showing.
		Also, in normal use, where flashlights are generally used intermittently, battery life may be longer because batteries are at their worst when current draw is continuous.
	www.equipped.org /led_lights.htm (1347 words)

	Flashlights & Rechargeable Luxeon LED Tactical flashlights - Flashlight Zone. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Flashlights & Rechargeable Luxeon LED Tactical flashlights - Flashlight Zone.
		Other merchants, whether online or brick-and-mortar, are selling all sorts of outdoor equipment, with flashlights as only a tiny part of their stock.
		Flashlight Zone is operated by MGR Enterpises, Inc. Please visit the Contact Us page to learn more about us.
	www.flashlightzone.com (345 words)

	Read about Flashlight at WorldVillage Encyclopedia. Research Flashlight and learn about Flashlight here! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		It is known as a flashlight mainly in the
		A typical flashlight consists of a small electric
		headlamp, a flashlight worn on the head for hands-free operation.
	encyclopedia.worldvillage.com /s/b/Flashlight (407 words)

	New Flashlight Sees Through Doors As Well As Windows
		The RADAR Flashlight is undergoing further modification and testing for the next six months.
		The RADAR Flashlight's narrow radar beam sends out a pulse of electromagnetic energy, then detects the return signal, which is read by high-speed signal processing technology that quickly delivers bar-graph results to the user's display.
		Research that evolved into the RADAR Flashlight began at GTRI in the mid-1980s with the patenting of a frequency-modulated radar for remotely checking vital signs of soldiers wounded on the battlefield before risking medics' lives to save the injured.
	unisci.com /stories/20012/0416015.htm (960 words)

	LED flashlight - Coleman, Coghlan's
		The LED Flashlight is a technological improvement of a regular flashlight.
		Unlike regular flashlights which use incandescent bulbs that produce a yellowish light and waste most of their energy by throwing off heat, an LED flashlight uses LED bulbs that generate a pure white light, last up to 100,000 hours so you never have to worry about replacing bulbs, and run on 1/10th the energy.
		That means with regular flashlights you have to buy 10 times more batteries in the same time frame that you would would buy 1 set of batteries for an LED Flashlight.
	www.campingsurvival.com /flashlights.html (197 words)

	The Flashlight Program - Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Flashlight tools, methods, training, consulting and external evaluation can be applied to all kinds of educational issues: course evaluation; benchmarking; rubrics for assessment; surveys of all types, feedback on workshops, controlling cost and stress relating to educational uses of technology;...
		For a list of specialized Flashlight tools and guides, designed for specific types of studies (e.g., faculty improving their own courses, formative evaluation of e-portfolios, accreditation self-study guides, and more), see the list of subscriber materials.
		How Flashlight materials, tools, and services are bundled into the three TLT/Flashlight subscription programs.
	www.tltgroup.org /programs/flashlight.html (374 words)

	Forever Flashlight Home Page -LED Flashlights
		The performance of these Forever Flashlight knockoffs range from almost no light produced at all, to very dim beams that burn out within seconds.
		By shaking the Forever Flashlight back and forth for 15-30 seconds, enough electricity is generated to light the LED bulb for up to five minutes of continuous light.
		The Forever Flashlight uses a super bright blue LED light that is highly visible, allowing you to see exactly what you need to see, when you need to see it.
	www.foreverflashlights.com (304 words)

	White light LED flashlights, Solar and Dynamo powered flashlights and BayGen FreePlay wind up flashlights.
		We also carry a great selection of non-LED alternatively powered flashlights, from BayGen wind-up flashlights that are hand powered by you, to solar flashlights that charge in the sunlight, to extra small credit card size flashlights, and even the Russian-made Dynamo flashlight.
		Shake this flashlight end to end, and the shaking motion causes a high power magnet to move inside the flashlight.
		Some flashlights even use two of the expensive (and hard to find) lithium coin type batteries which are 3 volts each.
	theepicenter.com /led_and_baygen_windup_flashlights.html (1454 words)

	Tactical Flashlight Options
		There are two main categories of tactical light: a dedicated light, which is specifically designed to be mounted on a firearm; and a universal light, which is typically a handheld flashlight which fits into a specially-designed firearms mount.
		Streamlight makes a variety of duty and tactical flashlights, including the M3, which is designed to fit on the accessory rails of railframe Glocks.
		The point where the flashlight shines at seven yards is exactly where the BB's hit - this tactical light setup can be used for quick, instinctive aiming at CQB distances effectively since the light is exactly aligned with the axis of the barrel.
	www.geocities.com /Pentagon/Bunker/4300/taclites.html (1202 words)

	EDC Basic Flashlight
		The EDC Basic flashlight is the leading state-of-the-art pocket flashlight that combines the pioneering electronic, thermal, optical and interface technologies from the Action Light series into a pocket-sized flashlight to create this best-of-class everyday carry light.
		This flashlight is for those who must have the absolute whitest white in output tint.
		This flashlight is for law enforcement individuals who prefer to have the light turn on to the Maximum output setting by default.
	www.hdssystems.com /EdcBasic.html (548 words)

	Solar-Powered Flashlight
		This solar-powered flashlight is made of durable ABS plastic, and is designed to float!
		It has a flashlight beam on one end, and three high-intensity, bright red blinking LED's on the other end.
		There are separate switches to control the flashlight and blinking lights.
	www.solareagle.com /sunmate_flash.html (165 words)

	LED Flashlight Keychains (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The keychain flashlight includes a split ring which can be used for attaching keys or one of our popular neck lanyard products for the added convenience of wearing your mini flashlight.
		Key chain flashlights make an ideal promotional item with your laser engraved name, logo or message for all kinds of businesses and organizations that want to make a great first and lasting impression.
		Also mini flashlights are an ideal choice for a trade-show giveaway, fundraisers, party favors, camps, schools, other security concerns.
	www.tagsandchains.com /flashlight.html (155 words)

	Princeton Tec 40 Submersible Flashlight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		With the highest light output of flashlights in its weight class, you'd figure this light would be expensive -- but at only $16.99, it's far from that.
		The brightness the little flashlight puts out is amazing, and it's the perfect flashlight for crawling through narrow passages when I have to leave my large light behind.
		If you want an inexpensive flashlight for your first-aid kit, or just a reliable light to keep around the house, the Princeton Tec 40 is the light you need.
	www.basspro.com /servlet/catalog.CFPage?&mode=article&objectID=28980&cat=&subcatID=0&objectType=article (427 words)

	Environmentally Friendly Dynamo Tri-LED Flashlight
		How many times you have reached for a flashlight in the middle of a power failure only to find the batteries are dead?
		The flashlight of the future is here and it does not contain batteries or breakable bulbs!
		The environmentally friendly Dynamo Tri-LED flashlight is free of carbon-zinc and Ni-MH batteries.
	www.smarthome.com /9207.html (205 words)

	Magnetic Emergency Flashlight
		This Magnetic Emergency Flashlight could be the flashlight that ends up saving your life.
		Contained in this bright flashlight is a hammer designed to break windows, a cutter sharp enough to cut though seatbelts, and flashers that blink to alert others if you are in need of help.
		In addition to the included mounting bracket, a magnetic mount is attached so that the flashlight can be conveniently kept within reach.
	www.smarthome.com /9211.html (90 words)

	Flashlight Museum - Antique, classic and new flashlights - Eveready, Maglite, Surefire and more! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		We try to add flashlights to our website on a weekly basis, so the collection is constantly growing.
		Become a subscriber to the newsletter that announces related events, new flashlight finds and other memorabilia from the wonderful world of flashlight collecting.
		This website is a great resource for flashlight collectors and those who enjoy collecting batteries and accessories.
	www.flashlightmuseum.com (459 words)

	iBeam - Griffin Technology
		The snap-on flashlight is great for finding keys in the dark.
		The iBeams flashlight is surprisingly functional when a quick beam of light is required in a dark car or doorstep.
		The iBeams laser pointer is an amazingly powerful red laser beam that is capable of being seen over a quarter of a mile away.
	www.griffintechnology.com /products/ibeams (241 words)

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