As the title says really, just wondered if anyone knows a decent torch for a decent price, and confirm they actually work please 
, I cant understand why a colored torch is 4 times the price of a normal one ro be honest, but the little black beuties are starving at the moment and id rather shine a torch than sit there clapping like a bellend while they feast
, I cant understand why a colored torch is 4 times the price of a normal one ro be honest, but the little black beuties are starving at the moment and id rather shine a torch than sit there clapping like a bellend while they feast
In reply to Post #1
Loads on Ebay for under a tenner
Zoomable red led torch
Loads on Ebay for under a tenner
Zoomable red led torch
In reply to Post #2
There's a little more to the Tuffty torch, you can get them cheaper but you need to look at the type of LED you are getting and how many Lumens they give out.
Because of the above there are not loads on E Bay.
There's a little more to the Tuffty torch, you can get them cheaper but you need to look at the type of LED you are getting and how many Lumens they give out.
Because of the above there are not loads on E Bay.
In reply to Post #3
Jeeez i best tell the Tuffties & coots on my lake that the torch i bought for £8.99 doesn't really work because you said so 🙄
Jeeez i best tell the Tuffties & coots on my lake that the torch i bought for £8.99 doesn't really work because you said so 🙄
In reply to Post #4
Well my green laser pen for less than a tenner certainly ****s them up
Well my green laser pen for less than a tenner certainly ****s them up
I have a brilliant one. It is made by a company called Daystate & sold under the AirWolf MCT banner.......
I also have one that cost me less than a Tenner from my local gun shop which has green & red additional lenses that fit over the pure white LED. Can also mount it to a storm pole with the supplied attachment & run the pig tail wire & switch to your bedchair to scare the birds away without having to move.
I also have one that cost me less than a Tenner from my local gun shop which has green & red additional lenses that fit over the pure white LED. Can also mount it to a storm pole with the supplied attachment & run the pig tail wire & switch to your bedchair to scare the birds away without having to move.
In reply to Post #4
That's not what I said is it.
Now repeat that back to me so I know you understand
That's not what I said is it.
Now repeat that back to me so I know you understand
In reply to Post #7
haha yeah i could use one of those that would do it, in most conditions i feel
haha yeah i could use one of those that would do it, in most conditions i feel
In reply to Post #6
yeah i love the lazer in low light levels but in bright weather it does little at range and its hard to be accurate and not scare the fish, Although it doesnt seem to bother the perch in my lake at all. Ill probably buy a 10 quid torch see if that works , i think the strobe effect is usefull as well from what some have said.
yeah i love the lazer in low light levels but in bright weather it does little at range and its hard to be accurate and not scare the fish, Although it doesnt seem to bother the perch in my lake at all. Ill probably buy a 10 quid torch see if that works , i think the strobe effect is usefull as well from what some have said.
In reply to Post #8
Quote because of this there are not loads on Ebay !! But there are just so you understand 🙄
Quote because of this there are not loads on Ebay !! But there are just so you understand 🙄
In reply to Post #11
Ill try one of those then, If it dont work its only a tenner and the torch can stay at home, and take the air rifle down there
Ill try one of those then, If it dont work its only a tenner and the torch can stay at home, and take the air rifle down there
In reply to Post #6
thanks mate, I could quite easily have gone for that one, althought the lamp isnt cree upon further inspection. If the one i buy works well ill link it on here .
thanks mate, I could quite easily have gone for that one, althought the lamp isnt cree upon further inspection. If the one i buy works well ill link it on here .
In reply to Post #6
I recommended the one in your first link ages ago and would still recommend it now. It does what I ask of.it, I switch it on and the buggers all flap away! Had mine over a year now, I use it regularly and its still on its first charge.
Its the only.one I've ever used, there may be better ones but I'm happy with it for a fiver
I recommended the one in your first link ages ago and would still recommend it now. It does what I ask of.it, I switch it on and the buggers all flap away! Had mine over a year now, I use it regularly and its still on its first charge.
Its the only.one I've ever used, there may be better ones but I'm happy with it for a fiver
In reply to Post #14
What battery do they need please mate?
What battery do they need please mate?