USB lights

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rik_uk3
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USB lights

Post by rik_uk3 »

I'd guess many here have these, if not its well worth picking some up. 10 for £3.49 on ebay or 12 for £1.80 if your doing a Timu order.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/317776742791 ... 6363401323

Surprisingly bright yet frugal on power drawing only 0.07ah and you can get them in warm white. I've been using these for at least three years without issue.
Richard
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pseudonym
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Re: USB lights

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Thanks for the heads up. :)
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Yorkshire Andy
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Re: USB lights

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Had some a while they come in handy turning phone type power banks into long lasting low power lanterns..

Used them as night lights for the kids in hotels most have usb sockets now


Just another handy cheap item to have stashed :lol:

Used them in the car as well as an extra boot light and when in my camper




And geegee looks more lights :mrgreen:
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GeeGee
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Re: USB lights

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YA you've turned me into a light/torch /more lights hoarder
Boot light ... thats a great prep ...can you invent one for ladies handbags please ...theyre like a tardis ...
More lights needed now ......
I got some USB motion sensor lights for hallway and by front door ..aldi
Lidl also had the strip light type in
Home bargains have a great selection too
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GillyBee
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Re: USB lights

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I have some. Good extra gentle light source if you have working USB in any form.
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