I use a Pelican Super Mity Lite. It's a small flashlight that comes with a
light bending attachment. Call some local Scuba diving stores to see if any
of them carry Pelican products. They're made in California with a lifetime
guarantee of excellence (fine print - doesn't cover sharkbite, bear attack,
or children under 5). The light is small, but very bright.
I also keep a Pelican VersaBrite II big beam in each of my cars. The light
swivels so you can set it down and aim it where you need to see. Unlike
their other lights, this one is not submersible.
No financial interest on my part, I just like the products.
Brian Kemp
Gano, Ken wrote:
> I purchased an inspection light from Sears some time ago. It's a very
> small blub on a bendable stalk. The batteries are housed in the
> handle. I find it to be very handy, but the quality of this particular
> one is quite low. (snap together plastic parts, etc.) and I have
> troulbe keeping it working. Can anyone suggest a source for a similar
> light of a better quality? I'm really tried of stopping to fix it every
> time I want to use it.
>
> Ken Gano
> kengano@advant.com
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