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Old 18-04-08, 02:51 PM
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Whatever you choose, make sure:

- it's bright enough (50W halogen or equivalent)
- it will burn long enough with more than enough time in reserve (at least 3hr burn)
- using it isn't interfering with working with your hands

The battery size needed to meet the first two pretty much means an umbilical to meet no.3

I'll put Phill out of his misery, buy a Salvo. A UK800 is not going to be anywhere near adequate.
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