Dutchware ridgelight

**Gumbo** · 01-17-2012, 14:17

Dutch sent 2 of these for the raffle at the Florida Hang. They went fast in the raffle. I with somewhere near 70 hangers present, I suspect Dutch will see more than a few orders from the Florida Sector.

Thanks Dutch for your support. We hope you can come hang with us next year!

**SGT Rock** · 01-17-2012, 14:21

I've got one of those type of lights somewhere around here somewhere. I need to try making a diffuser.

I'm tapatalkin' ya'll

**BootHole** · 01-17-2012, 16:25

Originally Posted by Dutch

It uses (2) 3v CR2016 batteries that are included. They are easily replacable. The light is white.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'll be adding a couple of these lights the next time I place an order for more DutchWare. Must keep the obsession at bay for a little while at least

**Hawk-eye** · 01-20-2012, 08:27

WHEW BOY ... got me one of these bad boys in my Ti-mini Biner order ... VERY NICE. I've got a couple different kinds of these lights over the years ... I like this one better than even the more expensive ones! Dang thing is bright too!

**vdeal** · 01-20-2012, 10:07

Back when the current lightweight backpacking movement started in the mid 90's one of the first things many of us did was to start using LED lights. The first major small LED light out there was the Photon Light. I ended up with several mostly white but one yellow. They all have a locking tab that can make them stay on by themselves without squeezing. Flounder, you need to check yours for a little tab that locks it on. Surprised that few here have heard of them.

**Hawk-eye** · 01-20-2012, 10:35

I have a couple of the photon lights ... the dang little switch was prone to failure on a few. This one Dutch has ... squeeze it and it stays on ... squeeze it again and it's off. Takes a good squeeze so I'm not worried about it accidently being turned on though. It's a nice little light!