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From: E. Sullivan <sullivaned_at_pop.mts.kpnw.org>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] Photon Microlight/Compass lighting
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 17:10:33 -0700
The original Photon has a squeeze switch which won't work for a compass light
(unless maybe you clamp
a vice grip on it). The Photon II has a switch which can be left on.

I have a couple of the originals I salt around my hiking gear zippers. I ran over
one in my Civic and it
was unharmed.

I  got a couple of lights from http://www.ndsproducts.com/. The green ones cost
twice the reds (30US vs 15).
The red 3-LED 2AA light works well as a reading light on a headband. Probably good
for a signal light too.

I looked at the The American Association of Amateur Astronomers discussion and
immediately got wary
of their scientific method when the first sentence said: The luminous efficiency
of radiant energy is
dependent on the ability of various receiving and measuring devices.

Measuring devices don't affect efficiency. Perceived efficency maybe.

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