The question (and requirement, from an HI POV) is not just candle-power. A simple MagLight with new batteries will give you all the “light” you need.
The question is long ‘spotlight’ power for those deep attics and crawlspaces that ‘certian inspectors’ refuse or "don’t want to’ crawl.
UV lighting is a help. Make it bright. Make it long lasting.
Hope this helps.
Not only do they help you see, but a couple million cp helps run the critters out of crawlspaces too.
I like design B, personally.
Any idea what the price point will be?
Drawings look a lot like the UltraStinger with a logo on it. I did a comparison between the Surefire, Rechargable MagLight and UltraStinger. I now carry the UltraStinger, use the surefire for tight crawls and keep the Maglight as a backup.
Here is the article
Flashlight Review
//Rick
I agree with the “B” selection, Eric-
And, from what I heard at ITA, it will be quite affordable!
Suggestion: Make the Logo BIGGER…
Quite perceptive, Rick-
I “saw the light” demo’d at ITA- even in a brightly-lit auditorium.
My vote is for the compact, shorter model.
I use the (shorter) Stinger on a daily basis as an aircraft inspector. Highly recommend it!
NACHI Inspectors…the best and, now, the brightest…
not that you have to be too bright to join the best…
…but it helps.
Nick,
Again, the Atlanta Chapter stands ready to perform any testing of this product you may need.
Earl Beahm
I hope it outperforms my old 1,000,000 candlelight flashlight.
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Does it look like this? :idea:
Coming soon…
NACHI signs advertisement contract with REALTOR.COM
Now that would be something for all of us to “LIGHT” UP ABOUT!
I paid for the first shipment yesterday. Can’t wait to try one.