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--- gear:flashlight [2024/10/25 11:50] – [Flashlights] Humphrey Boa-Gart
+++ gear:flashlight [2024/10/25 11:51] (current) – [Suggested Models] Humphrey Boa-Gart
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 When you need to see in the dark, you can use a **flashlight**. Those of you used to using your phone's flashlight app to illuminate dark spaces might be surprised to learn that you can actually get a standalone flashlight, which doesn't [[hazards:stingray|leak your personal information]].
-Before you run out and buy the first one you find, there are a few things you should know.
+Before you run out and buy the first one you find, there are a few things you should know which will help you select the most suitable flashlight for your needs.
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 If you don't know where to begin searching for a flashlight of your own, the following flashlight models have been evaluated by AMI faculty members:
-  * [[https://everydaycarry.com/news/streamlight-protac-2aa-x-usb-flashlight/|Streamlight ProTac 2AA-X USB]] - insert description here
+  * [[https://everydaycarry.com/news/streamlight-protac-2aa-x-usb-flashlight/|Streamlight ProTac 2AA-X USB]]
   * [[https://maglite.com|Maglite]] - Maglites are the classic American workhorse of flashlights, have an all-metal casing, and come in a multitude of sizes and colors. Get the giant D-Cell models if you want something that can knock someone out with a single blow. LED models are generally brighter.