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Flashlights : Tekna Lite Brand / Mini Style

Tekna Lite Mini Black Plastic Light   Tekna Lite Mini Black Plastic Light




Value: $2.00
Manufacturer: Tekna Lite
Mfgr. Model #: 2
Circa: 1970
Battery: 2AA
Style: Mini



Online Since: 8/13/2003
FM Reference #: TL00001
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Send E-Mail to RON LINDQUIST RON LINDQUIST on May 28, 2012 - 2:57 PM
Need to find a bulb. THANKS,RON
Send E-Mail to Paul Perkins Paul Perkins on Oct 29, 2011 - 7:55 PM
I need a replacement bulb for aTENKA-LITE2
Send E-Mail to mary ann and norman tuttle mary ann and norman tuttle on Aug 31, 2011 - 1:33 PM
Ineed a bulb for my tekna lite 2. where do i go for this bulb ???
Thanks.

Mary ann
Send E-Mail to Gretchen Gretchen on Aug 23, 2010 - 9:40 PM
My Tekna-Lite 2 bulb is corroded to its surround/shield/shroud--whatever you call it. I'll need that part as well as a new bulb. Don't see the shroud on your parts list.
Send E-Mail to Pat Luby Pat Luby on May 18, 2010 - 2:51 PM
Where do we get batteries and bulbs>

Thanks
Send E-Mail to Irv Irv on May 31, 2009 - 9:15 PM
Ive had mine since the 70s Hiking and biking it was great.Would like to upgrade to an LCD Anyone know how?
Send E-Mail to Richard Ogden Richard Ogden on Sep 17, 2008 - 2:30 AM
I've had a Tekna Lite II since late seventies and it has been dependable and robust. I'd agree with previous comments that the beam leaves a lot to be desired. My version is different to the one pictured in that the perspex lense protrudes about 10mm further than the twister, whilst the 2AA battaries fit down a spring that runs the entire length of the torch body. I too will upgrade to an LED in near future.
Send E-Mail to Futu Futu on Apr 5, 2008 - 11:57 AM
I have an orange one that batteries leaked in. I put some vinegar in it and scraped the contacts that are black and corroded. Maybe placing some aluminum foil in the bottom will make it work again?
Send E-Mail to John John on Feb 27, 2007 - 1:03 PM
I have one of these lites that I found in the Desert several years ago, it is like new and works great. It had no batteries in it and the bulb was bad.
Send E-Mail to Tom Cox Tom Cox on Feb 19, 2007 - 12:10 PM
Again, mine has a yellow body/black twister--had trouble getting it to work until I pulled the long tweezer/spring apparatus out to find corrosion on the spring. Brushed it off thoroughly with a small wire brush and on came the lite after reloading. Then the bulb blew!!! On to find a source for the bulbs. tc
Send E-Mail to Scott Scott on Feb 2, 2007 - 4:00 PM
We support these with bulbs, o-rings and some parts at www.tekna.us . Bruce, send me yours!
Send E-Mail to Bruce Gordon Bruce Gordon on Dec 7, 2006 - 2:29 PM
Mine NEVER worked properly with a poorly fixed pattern of light and inability to adjust beam. As it was gifted to me by a famous scientist, I kept it but now it may leap into the recycle bin for some other sucker who wants to play with it...
Send E-Mail to Bob Bob on Nov 14, 2006 - 10:41 AM
Tekna made a flasher version of this light, as well as a strobe. The strobe had a higher clear lens ring so the stobe flash could be seen from the side. The case came in black and orange. Excellent products. I see a company called Tektite is selling replacement parts for these excellent little lights.
Send E-Mail to Tony Tony on Oct 20, 2006 - 11:05 PM
I 've owned one of these great flashlights since the late seventies and was amazed to find the other day that it still works. Even the o'ring is supple and seals well. I am thinking of upgrading mine to an LED light from Tekta. A lot of the flashlights put out today by Tetka look like variations of the Tekna Lite 2.
Send E-Mail to David Rafes David Rafes on Aug 12, 2005 - 9:07 AM
This does not work any more with new bulb & batteries. Help!


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