Streamlight flashlight install in my 80

[rove_mcanus]

I have a maglight that fits perfectly in the door pocket. I'm not one for fancy mountings.

Also in the first post, is that an adjustable height seat? That's pretty flash. I wish I had one of them.

 

[asutherland]

Also in the first post, is that an adjustable height seat? That's pretty flash. I wish I had one of them.

Yep

 

[asutherland]

Update on my Streamlight...

I've liked this light so much, that I just bought a second one off ebay for inside my house. Going to use the 2nd charger mount I already have (AC) and mount it near the back patio door for easy access.

I've bought quite a few powerful lights over the years from places like DealExtreme, but this one has been my favourite so far....probably a combination of the build quality and the fact its never dead or needs charging cause it just sits in the charger and trickle charges all the time.

It's been beat on, dropped, hung out in my engine bay for a week (oops), rolled through oil, nearly lost out wheeling, and been on more jeep rescue missions than I can count. Never had any issue. it always turns on. And if I use it for a long time and drain the battery before I can charge it, it has the smarts to lower the intensity dramatically rather than just flick off. At super low power mode it'll last all night. Reliability is something you want with a flashlight.

 

[Douglas S]

I'm thinking about doing the same. I might go with the Fenix RC15 though, not sure yet.

 

[bsmart82]

The Streamlight Strion is another excellent flashlight I use at work and home. It is smaller than the Stinger and uses a lithium ion battery instead of nicad. It's not quite as bright but it is more compact and easier to carry.

 

[asutherland]

I was quite surprised (and a little disappointed) that it had a nicad rather than lithium.

 

[Blue Bomber]

I use a Streamlight Stinger at work every day in the winery. Awesome except for the strobe "feature". I use it for light hammering. Easy recharge. Batteries last a few years.