"Go Missing?" How many people have access to this "safe?" If people are breaking into OPs safe and stealing stuff, an automagical lamp isn't going to have much effect.
-- Cheers! Rich ------ 'Tis a custom in Castellamare To fuck in the back of a lorry. The chassis and springs Are like woodwinds and strings In the midst of a musical soiree.
Chris W wrote in news:FVS6e.306$yO2.110@lakeread07:
The LT1932 can dim with a photoresistor,perhaps.
See the Linear Technology website.
-- Jim Yanik jyanik at kua.net
Dunno, I have lots of things that only I use that seem to go missing regularly. See the recent discussion of sox and writing implements.
-- Keith
That's what I was implying. The original poster wanted some permanent installation. Keeping the flashlight tied to the safe makes it permanent. It makes it even a bit harder to take the flashlight somewhere else where it might be forgotten, and not in the safe when it's needed.
Michael
(Shaking head...) :)
What if the batteries leak corrosive chemicals onto your expensive guns?
If he intends to leave the flashlight unattended for months or years, and use the cheapest "heavy duty" batteries he can get, he could put it in a ziploc bag. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
Mark Jones wrote in news:r7udnV snipped-for-privacy@buckeye-express.com:
They would have to leak out of the flashlight first. I doubt alkalines would leak that much.
Another clue would be a inoperative flashlight.
-- Jim Yanik jyanik at kua.net
Sure, but it seems that Rich the didn't get it.
-- Keith
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