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Flashlights : Bright Star Brand / Standard 2 Cell Style

Bright Star 2 Cell Black/Yellow Plastic Bullet Light with Slide Switch Bright Star 2 Cell Black/Yellow Plastic Bullet Light with Slide Switch

Value: $3.00

Manufacturer: Bright Star

Mfgr. Model #: 1618

Circa: 1965

Battery: 2D

Style: Standard 2 Cell

Online Since: 12/12/2006

FM Reference #: BR00023

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Sparky on Apr 4, 2010 - 10:29 AM

Wheelman, Your Flashlight is also a Continuity Tester. They are great for troubleshooting low voltage circuits and are still in use today. I have a later model (Bright Star no. 2618). Mine has "Stolen from Sharon Steel" on the barrel. An Electrical Engineer was amazed when he saw me gate an SCR (Silicon Control Rectifier) on a DC Drive and make a motor run.

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Message: >>Original Message on Apr 4, 2010 - 10:29 AM: >>====================== >>"Wheelman, Your Flashlight is also a Continuity Tester. They are great for troubleshooting low voltage circuits and are still in use today. I have a later model (Bright Star no. 2618). Mine has "Stolen from Sharon Steel" on the barrel. An Electrical Engineer was amazed when he saw me gate an SCR (Silicon Control Rectifier) on a DC Drive and make a motor run."

Wheelman01940 on Dec 29, 2009 - 4:21 PM

Anyone know what the story is with this flashlight (I think it's this one) but, it has a testing plug on the butt end?

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Message: >>Original Message on Dec 29, 2009 - 4:21 PM: >>====================== >>"Anyone know what the story is with this flashlight (I think it's this one) but, it has a testing plug on the butt end?"

Randy on Feb 19, 2007 - 12:45 AM

Great light! Mine is all black with see though red lens ring. I got this one in a hand-me-down shop in Arington WA. (Old logging town). This light was ordered by the Kaiser Steel Corp. near Spokane Wa. which is printed on its side and by its looks she got lots of use. Kind of neat to know some of its history!

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Message: >>Original Message on Feb 19, 2007 - 12:45 AM: >>====================== >>"Great light! Mine is all black with see though red lens ring. I got this one in a hand-me-down shop in Arington WA. (Old logging town). This light was ordered by the Kaiser Steel Corp. near Spokane Wa. which is printed on its side and by its looks she got lots of use. Kind of neat to know some of its history!"

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