X-Caliber
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Hey guys, I got a real decent mag light that I've used forever, never had a problem with it, ever.
A couple nights ago I was helping a friend replace her front cat in her Kia, I reached for my old trusty mag light, knowing that I was gonna tap that because of my awsome huge mag light.
The bulb blows as soon as I turn it on.
Okay, so no biggie. Probably an old bulb, w/e. I unscrew the cap to the clever "Replacement bulb" compartment..... And the bulb is shattered. Wrapped in foam, covered in a steel incasement, with a huge ass spring above it that doesnt compress that far down to damage it.
Anyway, rough night, finanally found another flashlight and got the cats cut out and new ones welded in.
I get home, take my other 3-D maglight and take the halogen bulb out of it (My not-so-trusty 4-D is also a halogen) and replace it in my 4-D one, the bulb also blows. So I take the LED replacement bulb and that one gets blown as well.
Anyway, Long story short I have no idea whats wrong with my mag light. Its competely clean, never been dropped (recently), batteries are still good, and has no damage to it other than the occosional nick and scratch, no corrosion or anything. But it still blows bulbs... Should I call enzyte? Does it have the claps or ED or something?
Help :thumpdown:
Hey guys, I got a real decent mag light that I've used forever, never had a problem with it, ever.
A couple nights ago I was helping a friend replace her front cat in her Kia, I reached for my old trusty mag light, knowing that I was gonna tap that because of my awsome huge mag light.
The bulb blows as soon as I turn it on.
Okay, so no biggie. Probably an old bulb, w/e. I unscrew the cap to the clever "Replacement bulb" compartment..... And the bulb is shattered. Wrapped in foam, covered in a steel incasement, with a huge ass spring above it that doesnt compress that far down to damage it.
Anyway, rough night, finanally found another flashlight and got the cats cut out and new ones welded in.
I get home, take my other 3-D maglight and take the halogen bulb out of it (My not-so-trusty 4-D is also a halogen) and replace it in my 4-D one, the bulb also blows. So I take the LED replacement bulb and that one gets blown as well.
Anyway, Long story short I have no idea whats wrong with my mag light. Its competely clean, never been dropped (recently), batteries are still good, and has no damage to it other than the occosional nick and scratch, no corrosion or anything. But it still blows bulbs... Should I call enzyte? Does it have the claps or ED or something?
Help :thumpdown:
