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Donegan LT-42 VisorLIGHT For The OptiVISOR With 42" Cord

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Donegan LT-42 VisorLIGHT For The OptiVISOR With 42" Cord

(3 customer reviews)

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LT-42

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Same as the LT 06 Visor Light only designed to be worn on the brim of your visor. 42" cord allows the battery pack to be worn out of the way on your belt.

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Product Details

Product Weight:	0.1 pounds
Package Length:	8.3 inches
Package Width:	5.3 inches
Package Height:	1.4 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

Features

6001 candle power xenon laser light
Adjusts up and down to assure maximum lighting where required
Low energy consumption for hours of use
Moisture, temperature, shock and pressure resistant
Lightweight and portable

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 1.5

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3 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Junk Jul 05, 2010 By Texan Jill
Sometimes it works, most times it doesn't. I've struggled to turn it on for 5 minutes at a go, given up, walked away, and come back 2 hours later to see it blazing away. Also, battery pack easily falls off of visor. A sad and disappointing experience.

2 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Not so much Oct 12, 2011 By cute shoe girl
I bought this to go with my Optivisor since the Optivisor has no light source and you really need one. I bought mine specifically to remove splinters from my son's hands. This visor light clips on and it's little battery clips onto the side of the visor. But I found that if I bump the battery pack it will fall right off. And the little flashlight can sometimes be difficult to turn on. The end twists on and off for light. The light wavers too at times and is not all that bright. It should be an LED which would be a lot brighter. I find that I simply forego this dumb gimmiky flashlight and have someone hold the LED flashlight I have instead.
So I wouldn't waste my money on this set up, it just doesn't do the job if you really need to see something tiny in very bright light.

2 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Lacking Sep 08, 2011 By J. Breithaupt "JBB"
Gives a very small spot of bright light. Really should be more of a flood. But Optivisors are simply the best tool ever.