Motoring Discussion > Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light Miscellaneous
Thread Author: henry k Replies: 21

 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - henry k
Has anyone bought one of these :-
"Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light Flare Amber/Orange Emergency Light"

The spec looks impressive and with its long life could survive in the boot without worrying about it running out of volts.
It seems a better item than a bulky Kojak type plug in / slap on the roof models of old.
I am considering buying one to add to my emergency kit especially after my recent experience at night on an unlit part of the M3.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150893161547?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - R.P.
Mmmm. Seems like something that might be useful on a bike. Seven ounces eh. Wonder where it could be stashed.
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Zero
On yer 'elemet obviously.
Last edited by: Zero on Wed 26 Sep 12 at 09:21
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Harleyman
>> On yer 'elemet obviously.
>>

He only wears his tin hat on here. Modern motorcycle helmets are either plastic or fibreglass.

How long did you say it was since you had a motorbike? ;-)
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Zero
>> >> On yer 'elemet obviously.
>> >>
>>
>> He only wears his tin hat on here. Modern motorcycle helmets are either plastic or
>> fibreglass.
>>
>> How long did you say it was since you had a motorbike? ;-)

After they invented velcro at least...... ;p
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Old Navy
I have one, an impressively bright warning light.
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - henry k
>> I have one, an impressively bright warning light.
>>
ON. Thanks for the info. I will order one.
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - R.P.
I think I might as well.
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - R.P.
Done...
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Runfer D'Hills
You are a sucker for gadgets aren't you?

My solution would be to light 8 cigs at once, place them in the gaps between my fingers and wave my arms about. This would have much the same effect while introducing a little light excercise and a method of keeping warm if the engine wasn't functioning.

If I still smoked that is.

 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Zero
Still got an emergency pack of Marlboros in the car then Humph?
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Runfer D'Hills
No, course not. Filthy habit.
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - R.P.
I am a sucker for gadgets. "Shiny kit - don't care what it does I want it"
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - henry k
>> I am a sucker for gadgets. "Shiny kit - don't care what it does I want it"
>>
I guess that makes us both flash****s
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - henry k
My unit has arrived and I am quite impressed with it.
It is quite bright in daylight so it will be interesting to see its output when it gets dark.
Ten modes of operation including S O S.
Now all I have to remember is the switch position is at "ten to the hour"and which of the modes I want :-).

 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Runfer D'Hills
Now Henry, you are clearly a prudent man in buying such a thing, but may we ask, do you really think a Jaaaaaguaaaar needs one? One would imagine, on buying such a car, that if it had a moment of inoperation one would simply hail a cab and instruct a man to deal with the car?

:-))
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - R.P.
Mine was stashed in the "parcel box" when I looked tonight. Solid bit of kit. Light enough to carry on the bike in a cubby hole for added visibility "just in case" wonder if the do a blue one for getting through traffic on a Friday afternoon :-O
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - henry k
>>wonder if the do a blue one
>>
The advert says "ONLY AVAILABLE IN ORANGE THE MOMENT. " so watch that space :-)

I now find there is a rechargeable version ( !2v or 240V ) but price is £24.90 but our unit seems to work for so long per battery.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140702516856?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - henry k
You are of course correct however I have been advised that from the hard shoulder of motorways they do not respond to instructions using the time honoured flick of the wrist / regal wave.
As my unit is able to send S.O.S in morse code, a good fella will recognise my distress and do the proper thing. I suspect only certain citizens will recognise my code and I will get appropriate treatment.

Even the AA no longer salute.
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Zero

>> As my unit is able to send S.O.S in morse code, a good fella will
>> recognise my distress and do the proper thing. I suspect only certain citizens will recognise
>> my code and I will get appropriate treatment.

Didn't do the Titanic any good.
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - henry k
>> Didn't do the Titanic any good.
>>
Then perhaps I can find space for a life jacket to add to my survival kit :-)
 Magnetic Heavy Duty LED Warning Light - Armel Coussine
>> No, course not. Filthy habit.

... or it would be if I still smoked, he said longingly... heh heh ...

I wonder how many of those lists of 100 things to do before you die include an item: get two or three addictions and grapple with them (or not as the case may be) for the rest of your life...

They don't know they're born do they Humph, these people whose bodies have always been temples?

(Cough! Hawk! Gasp!) (pours another large one)

:o}o}o}
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