Thought I would post this up for those who might be interested. Especially those that may have Milwaukee tools & batteries. Milwaukee sells inverter for the batteries. The inverter runs about $100 bucks. It comes in handy for quick light during a power outage. You can get 3 foot led shop lights dirt cheap. Yet what I use these for is dead spots in my garage when I’m working on one of my cars. Even though my garage is well lit with overhead florescent lights there are still dead areas when it comes to seeing the car finish when it faces a side wall. They also are better than any work light when working on a car.

Thats Impressive last indian !!! i for one struggle with enough light and have a few tricks to get light where i need it ! and as you would have seen lately i have been welding inside the 63 ,

led is sooo much better than the old stuff we where using ! you would knock it and pop went a tube or bulb !!!

and the crack up is led isnt new !!!!!! when i was a tennager i was mucking around with leds on circuits for light effects generators .

now clearly diodes are way cheaper !

Sadly, they dont make a 240 volt inverter for nz !!! yet !!!!