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Ducky

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    Not sure I'd trust that one. Way to bright to be of any use...unless your trying to spot an aircraft at night. My Bushnell HD is 167 Lm and is no good for up close work, that's when I switch to my spot or headlamp.

    Agreed. My Surefire Fury has 500 lumen and it's terrible other than spotting critters far away, or the next mountain ridge.

    Folks don't understand you can have too much light.

    We like to stay under a hundred for night caching.

    Doesn't draw curious folks either.

    Lotta light in my area, someone's calling the game commission thinking someone's running a vehicle, poaching.

     

    But with 500 Lumen you can see EVERY fire tack along a trail at once LOL! :D

     

    and this is what my bushnell hd looks like at night....It's Square!

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  2. I forgot to mention a couple of my other lights

     

    I've got a spotlightwhich stays in my cig lighter ready to go at all times

     

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    I just might get that Spotlight to always have in the car, you know for emergencies and stuff (like last minute night caches!:D)

     

    and the batteries are Ni-MH so they will last awhile

  3. I've still got my mini maglight from nearly 30 years ago! still going strong and the only thing I've done to it is upgrade the bulb to an LED. great light

     

    Yeah that's the thing, the flashlights held up so well, we never had any need to replace them!:P I think the current bulbs only make about 5 lumens!

     

    How does one go about upgrading to an LED? Could it really be less then buying the new flashlight for $17?:huh:

     

    This is the bulb I bought years ago... still going strong and a lot easier on the batteries Nite Ize

     

    REI sells it for about 14 bucks REI

     

    I also upgraded my old green military angled flashlight with this D Cell Flashlights

  4. From Geocaching > Your Profile > Field Notes > Upload Field Notes

     

    To upload Field Notes from your compatible Garmin device:

     

    1 Plug your Garmin device into your computer with a USB cable.

    2 Click "Browse" on this web page and go to the Garmin directory on your device's drive.

    3 Select the file named "geocache_visits.txt" and click "Upload" on this page to upload your Field Notes.

    4 We recommend that you delete the "geocache_visits.txt" file on your device once your Field Notes have been successfully uploaded.

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    Flashing green = pedestrian controlled light for crosswalk. It goes to solid green when the button is pressed, then yellow and red.

    Signs in mainland Europe have a line through them when you're leaving a speed limit or town...that took me back a few years!

    edit - note to self...look at date of post you are replying to..... :rolleyes:

     

    I will still never forget the first time I came to a stop light in Manitoba, and both the Green and the Red lights came on, at the same time. All the Ontario drivers on the Trans Canada Highway just sat there, me included, waiting for someone to figure out what we were supposed to do. Later figured out it was their version of a left turn advance signal.

     

    ... and yes a lot of us Ontario drivers make the mistake of thinking that flashing green light in downtown Vancouver is a left turn advance ....

     

    i will never understand why the same country can't have the same signals lol

     

    what about the right turn on red? if i'm not mistaken Ontario is the only one where is allowed

     

    You can make a right on red in everywhere in Canada, but Quebec only allows it in certain places which makes it confusing. I live in Nova Scotia and we can make a left turn on red in some places(one way road onto another one way road)

  6. Ok here's something strange that I've noticed on Locus Prime's "Gallery Enhancer script" lately. When I'm looking thru the GC Gallery not all pictures are in the large size and the links under the pics are missing. Even hitting refresh doesn't work. has anyone else noticed this.

     

    When you upload images to logs, the system creates small and medium size thumbnail images for them. I'm guess that if the original is smaller than the standard medium width, the medium is created with the photo's original size, rather than enlarging it.

     

    If you'll supply a link to the gallery, I'll take a look at it.

     

    Main GC gallery

     

    It does not effect the other galleries (user, cache page) it's just the main GC Gallery at the bottom of the main page. I'm using vista and Firefox 3.6.8.

     

    When I go thru the gallery, sometimes the pics all open like they used to but sometimes it just doesn't want to finish opening them and hitting refresh doesn't do anything

     

    In the pic I posted you can see that two of them opened normally with the link at the bottom, One opened but no link and the last ones didn't open with the script at all.

  7. I've had the small ones on a page, opened them and their small when opened -from a camera phone, so small images anyway?

     

    When you use this script the pictures open in medium size on firefox and are 2 across instead of the small 4 across

  8. Ok here's something strange that I've noticed on Locus Prime's "Gallery Enhancer script" lately. When I'm looking thru the GC Gallery not all pictures are in the large size and the links under the pics are missing. Even hitting refresh doesn't work. has anyone else noticed this.

     

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  9. Just about to start my 28th year of servitude :rolleyes: Started with The Brockville Rifles then joined the the Reg Force as a MSE Op 23 years ago and I've been driving here, there and everywhere since then ;)

     

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