Labarum
06-01-2010, 06:41
I have an old Duracell torch. It was a design classic (I think of the 1970s)
It has two AA cells in a rectangular box with a flip top which acts s the switch and houses the incandescent bulb (MES).
The only identifier is inside the case: "Regd Des No 1000442"
This little torch I have carried around the world and continue to find useful. It will stand by itself and shed useful light - a cylindrical torch will not do this.
I think this torch has a name, but I cannot remember it, and cannot find it on the internet. Has anyone a better memory, or a better search routine than I?
If I could find a name I might be lucky and find one on eBay.
Does anyone know of a similar modern product?
Are 3v LEDs available in Miniature Edison Screw for direct replacement of an incandescent bulb?
It has two AA cells in a rectangular box with a flip top which acts s the switch and houses the incandescent bulb (MES).
The only identifier is inside the case: "Regd Des No 1000442"
This little torch I have carried around the world and continue to find useful. It will stand by itself and shed useful light - a cylindrical torch will not do this.
I think this torch has a name, but I cannot remember it, and cannot find it on the internet. Has anyone a better memory, or a better search routine than I?
If I could find a name I might be lucky and find one on eBay.
Does anyone know of a similar modern product?
Are 3v LEDs available in Miniature Edison Screw for direct replacement of an incandescent bulb?