Alien
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Yes, probably pinched nerve in my neck maybe. It's getting tiresome. 
PJ,
Larry has a lot of my money, too...and I always round up for the "charitable" contribution.
This Cyclops is pretty pricey, but I got it at a better price than current. The floodlight function is pretty cool, with an extra LED on the bottom. I didn't try it with the red lens cover on, but will do that tonight.
Cyclops Revo 6000 Spotlight Rechargeable 18650 Batteries Polymer Black
Randy, I used to have a spotlight like you described that I used in our duck hunting boat. Although I don't think 6K lumen is supposed to be as strong, I think this one is brighter. May be the lens configuration, or my memory.
I thought the 550 lumen Streamlight I bought several years ago was bright! That cyclops is more than 10 times brighter, and a quick Amazon search shows a whole bunch that are even brighter.
How did you settle on the Cyclops, Bill?
I’m pushing 70, so I’m group 1a.Paul, my brother and his wife in New Hope were called two days ago, getting first shot tomorrow. They are older than you, ?
According to this article, you really can't convert candlepower to lumens because candlepower is a measure of intensity of a spot of light, and lumens is a measure of light in all directions. So that helps explain what you're seeing, Randy.I had several that were rated at 250000-400000 candle power before I got this one, it’s about thirty years old, they say to convert candela to lumens multiply by 12.57. I have a hard time believing my spotlight has over 12 million lumens.
I didn't do a lot of research or shopping. I wanted a very bright light, rain resistant, with rechargeable batteries, AND had a gift certificate and discount code for Midway, plus like doing business with them. I started out looking for a Streamlight, but they apparently don't make one that bright.I thought the 550 lumen Streamlight I bought several years ago was bright! That cyclops is more than 10 times brighter, and a quick Amazon search shows a whole bunch that are even brighter.
How did you settle on the Cyclops, Bill?
Compressor Central here, You need to look at the cylinder wall, and the piston ring or whatever it has for sealing. Some compressors you can buy a new drop in, thin wall cylinder/piston/lip seal. Your reeds look decent. Need more info.Good morning. It's 46° with an 11 mph north breeze. Our forecast says 63° this afternoon. Yesterday was cold, damp, windy, with rain off and on so .. a dryer day today is welcome.
We've got VFD apparatus checks this evening so .. we'll have to work around all the heavy earth moving machinery presently working on site prep for our new building. There's mud everywhere from our recent rains, snow, ice.
Today is Texas Independence Day and the 185th Anniversary of Texas declaring independence from Mexico on March 2nd .. 1836.
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I spent yesterday morning in the big shop trouble shooting one of my air compressors .. a roughly 10 year old Craftsman "oil less".
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It runs but will not build any pressure in the tank. I removed all the covers and the top of the head .. expecting to see damaged reeds on the valve plate.
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The reeds look to be okay but .. I went online to partselect.com and ordered a new valve plate, the o-ring for bottom of the VP, the "D" o-ring for the top of the VP, and a piston o-ring JIC. They conformed my order but .. have not yet confirmed a ship date.
Perhaps the "Giddings Compressor Whisperer" will whisper some advise to me.
I've got a Porter-Cable pancake compressor to get me by but .. it's obviously pretty limited. This is probably a "good excuse" to go buy a "real air compressor" somewhere around 5 HP, 240 volts, 60-80 gallons and 14 CFM .. or better at 90 psi.
I trimmed several trees after our bad weather and took down a good sized oak the was leaning onto an even bigger oak. All are in areas, to wet to use tractors w/o lots of damage to fix later.
Hope everyone has a great day.
Prayers to all.