Giveaway again!

Getting to a jack at the back of the computer under a desk, being unable to move that computer from under the desk with so many cables plugged in.
 
Got the M2R pro and Seeker 2 Pro on my work rig. M2R is the perfect all around flashlight and I keep the Seeker in my bag as a backup and for traffic control as it accepts a traffic wand. Shop won't allow any modifications to its guns so weapon lights are a big no no for work but I got a Baldr RL in my range bag outside work.
 
I always have a streamlight stylus pro with me. It’s nice for mechanical stuff when I don’t want to dirty or damage my phone. The magnet is super handy for that. The clip is set up in a way that I can leave it in my pocket to illuminate the way hands free so it gets used that way too fairly often.
I use some higher power spotlights too for finding/inspecting things from distance at night; specifically looking for livestock and judging their condition, and for inspecting things up on towers without having to climb all the way up at night. Those lights ride in the truck, sometimes battery powered sometimes corded -yet to find a really good one.
A problem with a lot of lights is non-standard batteries. A weapon light that I own advertises to accept 18650 batteries but still only takes a non-standard 18650… the battery type is a major consideration to me when buying non-rechargeable lights.

A couple months ago I was looking at the oLights for a new weapon light/laser combo. The price point was the main attraction but some friends who use them for work said they didn’t know if oLight was good or not so I went with something known to them.
 
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I use my flashlight to check the perimeter of buildings we are entering. Also In dark rooms and the backs of machines we service.
I also use my flashlights for the cottage. But, that’s mostly stumbling from the fire back up the the cabin for more beers lol
 
Headlamps and flashlights see alot of use around here.Sharpening saws,repairing equipment,loading woodstoves at night.Especially calving season,working all hours of the night.
 
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