Looking to use this on tree roots that are a concern on a 'Haunted trail' people would have flashlights, would this work?
200784
this might work, if exposed to enough light. something reflective might be a better choice. maybe a trial test would be in order to find out for sure.
200785
I would think it would work as long as the trunk and grass isn't wet-allow it to dry good--I used it and didn't let dry on rocks for outside use and the moisture washed it away-GREAT IDEA! :-)
200786
I sprayed it on a rock (twice) some time ago. I haven't seen it glow. It could be that it's a rock. Good luck!
200787
I was never able to get it to glow on a flower pot and I sprayed the entire can on the small pot
1442517
I would think that it would. I use mine down by the creek to be able to see the fishing poles at night. I am very pleased with it. Puts out a good bit of light at a pretty good angle. Don't have any palm trees in WV. This is the 2nd year for this light.
1705882
It would work, bathtubs aren't very deep... But why in the world do you need a flashlight in there? lol
1351472
Yes, that's what I was using it for - as uplighting on some trees in the backyard. But unfortunately I had to return it because rain water accumulated inside the bulb and it shorted out. Whether that was due to the socket fixture not fitting well, the rubber seal not being tight enough or some other reason - I don't really know.
1375513
I would think it would be safe to use but it really depends where you're going to have it pointed. As I said in my earlier review it probably isn't strong enough to do what you want anyway but I'm just guessing because of my experience with it and I don't know your plans with it. Just take my advise though and get something more powerful.
1595742
I would think so. I have used it for pulling down tree branches so that I could reach them.
14428
Definitely would work for that. You get the distant to a rock, tree or sand bunker. Just do not know how much distance you would require. Range finder has a maximum yardage range.
1630734
Not likely. I never had any substance come off of mine. There is likely little to no lead in the flashlight anyway.
507239
This is the second time this question has come up. From what I have seen of the design of the floodlight bulbs of this type, which are similar to regular floods, this device should work. As I don't have any to try it on, I use it to take down smoke detectors around my house to change the batteries.
1173586
That's going to depend on how dark the subject is. It works great at arms length. 12 feet as the other commenter said? That would be pushing it I think. Maybe as a minor fill light, but not as a primary light.
630772
it is a powerful light i am siure it would work finding your dogs but i don't know much about mountain lions whether ligth would scare them off
769783
I bought mine so I could basically find my way around the house if there is a power outage. I would use it to find my better,long lasting flashlights and lanterns.
550952
Hi, Loraine,There are no trees where my spotlights are located, so I ran an experiment. I went out last night with a small branch and waved it gently at different distances from the light (the light is mounted on a wall about six feet off the ground, and pointed at a 45 degree angle). It seems that, as long as the limb was four feet or further away from the light, it did not "trigger" the light. The light will pick up body movement further away than that, but not a swaying limb. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Tom
1180821
Yes, they aren't that heavy so if you had some fairly strong tape like Jen suggested that should work fine. However, you might have trouble changing the batteries- I think the light needed to be removed for that.
1621302
if its a 12 volt system it should work forever, however, I have only used the recently purchased item a few times and have already noticed that one of the LEDs has burnt out. Defect for sure and amazon is not willing to deal with it. with that being said, the light is extremely bright and would be excellent for any hunting!
550957
Hi, Loraine, There are no trees where my spotlights are located, so I ran an experiment. I went out last night with a small branch and waved it gently at different distances from the light (the light is mounted on a wall about six feet off the ground, and pointed at a 45 degree angle). It seems that, as long as the limb was four feet or further away from the light, it did not "trigger" the light. The light will pick up body movement further away than that, but not a swaying limb. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Tom
282826
If it is strong enough to hold my GPS, is should hold a flashlight with no problem.