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Making a frog light help
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hunh?
FUNNEL??????
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stainless bowl
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Scratch this my buddy told me about a light housing at napa that the bulb can be put in. And no need to jerry rig a funnel into a light housing
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I've used a funnel in the past, but I need to make another light for the wife and kids. If you don't mind me asking, can you please post a pic and/or description of what your friend suggested?
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Supposed to pic them up in the morning. Will post a finished product for you tomorrow
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Cool. Thanks!!
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Look up "Ledlensor" lights. Brightest LED headlight with a focusing beam.
The H14.2 is bright, focuses into a nice tight spot beam and is just as bright as a hardhat light and best of all : NO POWER CORD to deal with !!!!. The H14R.2 is even brighter but costs a little more. I bought one of these and my hardhat light is now collecting dust on the shelf . Batteries last a long time too. Frogged 6 hrs with no loss of brightness. LED is the way to go. Best price is on brightguy.com |
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I guess what it comes down to is aint every body got 150$ to spend on a head light. Good ole country boys will come up with something they can afford even if they make it them selves. I do most frogging in cane field ditches anyways and a cheap energizer light does just fine.
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Anyone who can afford a $150 light isn't a "good ole country boy"? |
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wow
looked at that wrong gooh, all he said was a country boy will make do with what he has, don't get your panties in a bunch
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Making a frog light help
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Good ole country boys don't wear panties |
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haha
not even when frogging with a $150 head light?
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finished product
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overall your almost better to just buy the light premade. by the time I bought everything, I basically built 3 lights for the price of 2, and that was already having the helmets laying around. But hey hopefully I wont have to worry about anymore frogging lights for at least a decade as long as I take care of them
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So, what is that you used for the bulb housing?
Thanks, Kibb |
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It's a light assembly at napa. The housing is a firm rubber. Just pop the flood bulb out and put the spot bulb in. All available at napa
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Nice work. Also like your decal on the freezer.
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I've got a headlight spot that I haven't used in years (12V with a cord) if anyone interested.
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