Works ., super great with L.E.D. lights only , the motor won't burn up on you with just L.E.D. light , i need it for as a generator , L.E.D. light.
1596540
yeah it works great, I used it for a science project and it has worked great for almost two hours of straight testing.
1596541
Try changing up the gearing also run it through a capacitor it won't put so much stress on the generator and you can change milliamps
1424472
I just went out in the garage and tried it with a spark striker and yes it lights fine. Could use a lighter or match as well. Just hold the button down like normal.
1420744
I don't really know honestly.. I would check out some RC forums and go from there. I would think it would be ok but then again, electricity can be a skecthy thing. Try the Rc4WD forums or Youtube and see if it helps if not, ask me again later and ill try to research it for you.
895356
As long as you keep it plugged in. It's a pump and lights so you want it filled while it's on so you don't burn the motor. It's been a while since I've had it out. I think the lights don't move. It's awesome. It's been the centerpiece of many parties. It's all plastic but if you take care of it. It should last
1082229
No - so they DON'T WORK with things that need that amount of energy. I bought these spacers for emergency use during power outages when you typically discover you have no D batteries for flashlights. They do not work at all. Waste of money.
799467
As long as the actual connection to any 12 volt battery in any format is good and secure I don't think the motor will mind....it will get what it needs from your battery.
1160853
Its low speed - I can sell you mine for low discount - I sold my bike and have the generator with lites. I only used it a handfull of times. I would say 2 miles per hour will get the lights on. Higher speeds will give more power to the light. It works great.
1061349
Good sir, yes very good brushless motor! 4s so 4 x 3.7= a bunch of volts. Have good day.
1411327
I haven't tried it but I'm sure that it does. It works with fluorescents and many kinds of other loads, such as small motors. Should be no problem.
1203865
I used it solely for a single 13TW5-3 short throw. It's just enough power, definitely not too much. Power is decently clean if you cannot or do not want the more expensive JL line.
469321
Great driver! Works wonderful. Is great for small bolts and nuts like 1/4" - 3/8" bolts. Does not work the same as Dewalt's 1/4 impact driver which works great for driving in screws with the ratcheting function. This driver works just like a air operated impact gun, but just uses a battery. Make sure that you spend the extra money on the 20V model too, don't be cheap and get a 18v, you will be disappointed.
2066202
I bought this without a light; this item does not have a great deal of torque which is great for my pc builds. I love this little driver. Sorry about the light issue; I would contact the seller.
1120377
hi there, I bought 2 of these. Works very good, plenty of power for most jobs. As you can see in the left of the primary image, is the LED thing, in which you slide the battery. So you have to either use the drill, or the flashlight(if you have 1 battery). Personally not very impressed with the flashlight, not powerful at all. Recently bought a camp lamp(with 57 leds), from ebay for about 7-8$, it takes 3pc of AAA, and it works better, it is lighter, and you can hang it like a regular hanger. So don't rely on the flashlight..But the drill is awesome ! Got it for a deal here, was around 65$ with free standard shipping. hi there, I bought 2 of these. Works very good, plenty of power for most jobs. As you can see in the left of the primary image, is the LED thing, in which you slide the battery. So you have to either use the drill, or the flashlight(if you have 1 battery). Personally not very impressed with the flashlight, not powerful at all. Recently bought a camp lamp(with 57 leds), from ebay for about 7-8$, it takes 3pc of AAA, and it works better, it is lighter, and you can hang it like a regular hanger. So don't rely on the flashlight..But the drill is awesome ! Got it for a deal here, was around 65$... » Read More hi there, I bought 2 of these. Works very good, plenty of power for most jobs. As you can see in the left of the primary image, is the LED thing, in which you slide the battery. So you have to either use the drill, or the flashlight(if you have 1 battery). Personally not very impressed with the flashlight, not powerful at all. Recently bought a camp lamp(with 57 leds), from ebay for about 7-8$, it takes 3pc of AAA, and it works better, it is lighter, and you can hang it like a regular hanger. So don't rely on the flashlight..But the drill is awesome ! Got it for a deal here, was around 65$ with free standard shipping. « Show Less
925058
Due to there being regular (Non Ethanol/middle grade) gasoline at the pumps now, that is what I have and use in my generator. However, the best choice is to purchase (if you have LP or Natural Gas) a fuel adapter kit from the US Carburetion Kit Center (www.uscarb.com) so you can utilize either Gasoline and/or LP/Natural Gas. LP/Natural Gas will not gum up or damage the Carburetor like Ethanol Gas will.
1776474
No, it only works with kerosene. Use of coleman fuel in a kerosene lantern would be extremely hazardous. This is a fantastic kerosene lantern, very bright. Requires preheat with denatured alcohol to light (thus the spirit cup at the base of the generator). Kerosene is much cheaper than coleman fuel and much safer because it is non-explosive. I highly recommend this lantern.
2125293
i placed mine between the bulb and the motor... works great with no issues..
1866349
I use my lamp rarely (three or four times) but when I do it is really H-A-N-D-Y! The thing to keep in mind is that it uses three AAA batteries not some exotic and expensive battery. And it is still bright as ever. Batteries for LED lamps, per Wikipedia, are supposed to last "significantly longer" before they fail, due to the low power draw. Bottom line: It's the right tool for the right job, beats candles and matches and, unless you're an octopus, handheld (tentacle held?) flashlights. And AAA batteries are CHEAP! (They are also excellent for one-armed paperhangers working in unlit rooms!)