Coming soon, the ultimate, ultimate, ultimate inspector flashlight... the NACHI Beam!

[Nick Gromicko]

Today we signed a deal to have the ultimate, ultimate, ultimate, ultimate, inspector flashlight manufactured specifically for our industry and NACHI members.... the NACHI Beam.... coming soon! Outrageously powerful.

[Scott Byrnes]

Something like this Nick?

[Russell Spriggs]

Count me in for Beta testing . . .!!

[Kevin M. Leonard]

Always looking for a better/brighter/lighter flashlight.
I wonder if it is brighter than my re-chargeable Mag.

[Richard L. Bennett]

It is not how much light but where it goes and how long it lasts and how BIG it is

With my eyesite I need a lot of light and glasses

Nick -- play with it with some of the other light on the market and let us know your thoughts

rlb

[Ted Allen]

I use this flashlight for general purpose.

Will the NACHI light be better? Just checking.

[William J. Decker]

Could it also include ultraviolet?

Very useful.

[jwisecup]

I agree with Richard!

[jwortham1]

I'm with Todd.

Maybe with a little more battery life since we are fantasizing here!

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

I have 2 StreamLight UltraStingers, and think they are superb.
If NACHI strikes a deal with these guys, I'd buy another for the wife.
She is always using mine...

[Stephen W. Stanczyk]

I use one Ultrastinger but have 2 spare fully charged batteries in the truck along with extra bulbs. I have only had one inspection that required the use of a second battery. It had 2 large attics and 2 crawl spaces due to the addition. Otherwise a single battery has been suffecient.

Match something like that with the light weight and I'll take one.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by swaskewicz

I have 2 StreamLight UltraStingers, and think they are superb.
If NACHI strikes a deal with these guys, I'd buy another for the wife.
She is always using mine...

I have two ultrastingers also, excellent lights.

[Larry Schmid]

I have a 15,000,000 candlepower flashlight that is rechargeable in my truck. I have never had it run out on an inspection, and always recharges before I need it at the next one. Got it from a sporting goods store. I can enter a crawlspace and turn it on, and it is so bright, I can see the eyes on the other side of the crawlspace easily. It can be adjusted from wide to narrow beam. Just be careful where you shine it.

[Russell Spriggs]

I use a cop-style light that uses 3 of the "123" batteries, for simple light-pokes into areas like panel boxes.
Smaller than a C-cell, but powerful enough to be a blinding weapon.

For detailed & long use, I use a rechargeable Brinkman 2-beam (slim model, same size beams, not the big-beam that is also out now). recharges in truck as I drive along - $20.

Anything I carry has to be small & light. Getting impressed with the multi-watt LEDs - I think they'll have promise when they get to the 3-5 W range.

[Earl E. Beahm, Jr]

Nick,
If you need a test run with this product, the Atlanta Chapter will be happy to help.
Earl