Flashlights

You do NOT need to buy any item or do any action for it to appear. You wait. That's all you do. It will appear at night.

They are one in the same just a different way of measuring the output of light. Much in the same way one would say a football field is 100 yards long it is also 300 ft. A rough answer to your question is 100 llumens equals about 26,500 candlepower. The term candlepower came about of course way back when everyone used candles in stead of modern lightbulbs. Llumens come from putting light on an object from a distance and maesuring the light at that point and distance. Very similar is horsepower and torque where horsepower is NOT a measured number on a dyno it is computed from torque output then converted from work over time.

No, it can send them blind.

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The system and device is OK now. Imalent EU06 3 in 1 touch screen LED flashlight with remote control.

No, unless it is moving (e.g. you threw it, it is in a moving vehicle). Only moving objects have kinetic energy.

You need a conductor, power source and a resistor. You need a conductor, power source and a resistor. You need a conductor, power source and a resistor.

Clearly the bulb itself operates on electrical energy, but this is produced by the battery from chemical energy. I don't see any connection with thermal.

you put in one type, leave it on over say 4 hours, VIDEO TAPE the whole thing, check when it went out, then do the same for the next type.

Two flash-light to figure it out, hold your hand under your chin and say the word. How ever many times your chin dropped is the amount of syllables.

it is a way to keep battery in flashlight in freezer, but it still drains, better to use it quick. especially to use a double way charging torch.

the average of selling is a person with a flashlight, it is a big market to sell all kinds of flashlights in China.

In the bottom.

It's the other way around, the battery powers the flashlight.

There's no set answer to that. It depends on the capacity of the battery and the power consumption of the flaslight.

A source of electricity

I Did A Project On It.

They Only last A Few Hours

The English word for "Flashlight" is "Torch". As well, prior to electricity or battery operated flashlights, any flaming illumination was called a "torch", referring to making a fire on the end of a long stick (as seen in movies and still used in some undeveloped areas).

Chemical energy stored in a battery changes into electrical energy.... Not so complicated

True.

A flash light battery typicaly costs $3.99 plus tax. Thanks for reading my answer (:

I have heard of the surefire L2 being issued to troops.

Yes. It's a lamp, a switch, a battery and some way of making the connections.

They look like M6 Guardian by SureFire.

It probably means she is flashing too much skin to too many people...