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Flameless Flare

The idea of striking up a traditional safety flare on the side of the road does not sound like a good time. It's kind of like holding onto a nuclear-powered super sparkler. Not fun. Plus, traditional flares burn out in about 15 minutes. The Flameless flare has a magnetic base. Your normal road flare doesn't, so if you put it on the side of the road while you're trying to change a tire, it could get blown around by the wind or passing cars. Great, now the nuclear-powered super sparkler is mobile.

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Flameless Flare
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The flameless flare uses an LED light and comes with batteries. You can just toss this guy into your glove compartment and it's ready to go when you need it.

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This report was started January 8, 2007 at 3:29 pm by jumbybay
with the last edit occurring January 9, 2007 at 5:09 pm by Amanie
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1.  avatar iwishiknew123 said:

I got these for Christmas - they're very cool. I could come up with about 50 uses beyond the intended purpose.
Jan 08, 2007 10:53pm
2.  avatar Erik said:

What are those 50 uses? I can think of 50 uses for a ballpoint pen.
Jan 09, 2007 10:34am
3.  avatar jumbybay said:

I'm curious, too. I can think of a few - a map light, a road flare, a car-mounted distress signal...you could run a string through it and use it for kids trick or treating...I guess it's not too far off those party glow sticks that ravers use...but after that, I'm coming up with a blank. That's 5.
Jan 09, 2007 4:55pm
4.  avatar Amanie said:

I guess it's not too far off those party glow sticks that ravers use...that's got to be the best alternate use, for sure.
Jan 09, 2007 5:09pm
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