

| Subject: | Re: Mini Fluoresent Lite |
| From: | Malcolm Stebbins |
| Date: | Wed, 28 Apr 1999 13:15:35 -0300 |
FWIW Canadian Tire has one with 8 batteries 12 volt. Also has a double Fluorescent tube llight, battery & 12 volt. Robert wrote: > I found an interesting.. Mini Fluorescent lite (tm) at Home Depot. > it runs on 4 AA's (and also has a 6vdc input fitting, which allows it to run > using 6vdc or a common cube ac/dc 120 adapter) > The lite itself measures about 1.5" sq. x 6.5" long and can be placed just > about anywhere... it has Velcro adhesive squares which make mounting > easy..... I placed mine just over the sliding door (never knew why there > wasn't a light there anyway?) ....make sure your folding bed clears the > light, when the bed is down... I have it mounted very close to the edge, but > still on top, it lights the upstairs area when the tops popped, can be > pulled off the Velcro and used anywhere as an area lite, but makes an easy > to reach light when you go back to the van in the dark and are just looking > for something inside the door area... I also bought one of those Garanty > (sp.?) flashlights that has the sliding head, that allows it to be either a > decent flashlight or a stable area lite. It also runs on 4 AA's..... I'm > trying to stick to AA's in all my toys, walkman's, photo flash etc.....any > way here's the facts..think I paid $7.95us at Home Depot > > Mini Fluorescent Lite (tm) > American Tack & Hardware Co. Inc. > 25 Robert Pitt Drive, > Monsey, Ny. 10952 > > Usual disclaimer.... I got nothing to do with them but they can send me all > the free ones they want (:^) > Rob > 87 Westy SyncroGL.....Cynosure 86k km > Moonstone Ont. > Syncro87@Hotmail.com
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