💡 Enhance Your Maglite Flashlight with LudoPam Conversion Upgrade: A Perfect Lighting Solution Review

Wow! So, I've had a Milwaukee flashlight since 2012 when I bought the kit. and I can say that I have honestly used it about 3 times since then. The factory bulb was better than nothing, but the presence of a filament meant it was about to burn out. Not to mention the bulb wasn't very efficient so it sat in its original packaging in my garage for years until last week I found it and searched Amazon for a cheap LED bulb and found it and found it for $10. gambling. Some reviews speak of bad bars…

Added a new 6C Maglite from the 90's that I found on Facebook for about $10. It's as bright as my 168 lumen 3D Cell LED Maglite, but with a wider, less harsh, focused beam, and it doesn't get as wide when you turn your head to cast. The old reflector is smaller than the reflector of the new 3D LED flashlight. The light is more comfortable 4500-5000k which suits the old shop very well. I was afraid it would be too blue or too light, but it's perfect. This should increase battery life, hopefully…

About a dozen years later, the 18 volt bulb in my Ryobi P700 flashlight burned out. For the extra few dollars to replace the incandescent bulb, I decided to give the LED bulb a try. This is to replace a piece of cake. When you turn on the flashlight, it shines brilliantly. I read with interest Paul's review showing how he streamlined the pattern by adding a .065" shim. The pattern I get like this is very good at about 3 feet and then there is a slight blackout. I tried Paul's trick with some…