Milwaukee 2367-20 M12 ROVER Flood Light w/ USB Charging - Talking Hands Tools Review
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2020
- This week we had the bright idea of checking out another Milwaukee lighting option, the new M12 ROVER Service & Repair Flood Light. There have been some nice work lights coming out the last few years from the Big Red M, and another is certainly welcome. This iteration is 12V, 700 lumens at high setting and 250 at low, is advertised as having an 8-hour runtime on high (24 on low) and rated to withstand a 9-foot drop. It's also got USB charging (2.1 amp port) and a magnetized back plate. Let's check it out in the shop, see how it performs, and find out if it's worth your money.
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This is the kind of test I was looking for nice 👍 good to know it does what’s advertised
Thanks for providing this content. You've probably already been told this, but your voice sounds exactly like the comedian Brian Regan.
Pretty cool tool @ $59. Perfect for people with M12 line of tools. Personally, my absolute favorite is the Milwaukee Carabiner Light or M18 1500 Lumens Flood Light. Good thing i'm still young and have plenty of time to enjoy these Milwaukee Lights while Camping, Hiking, Fishing, Backpacking, working in the backyard or just scaring away Vampires.
I wanted one for Xmas but they are sold out right now! Cool light
Awesome! Reminds of me of the tool truck brand lights, will definitely be getting one!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOE THAT ADVICE . I ASK THE QUESTON BECAUSE I ORDER ONE N IF U KNOW IT WON'T COME WITH A BATTERY, I WAS THINKING IF I PUT A HIGHT AMP BATTERY I'LL BURN IT BUT IF I CAN WORK IT WITH A 6 AMP BATEERY I'LL GET THE 6 AMP. THAT WORKS FOR ME. MY FRIEND U HAVE NICE HOLIDAY , TAKE CARE N BE SAFE N BLESS
they come in very useful . i work in the shop n i have to pull the light with the cord about 10 feet long to see what i'm doing under the car, with this light is a breeze. again thanks for the video. this is a good light to have. i want to know what battery u recommend. thanks be bless
good morning how u doing this morning? i have a question about the rover light u have there, what kind of battery i can use ? 4.0 or a 6.0 i ask because i don't want to burn it if i put a higher amp battery. thanks for the video. if very informative. have a nice day take care. stay safe.
You can use any battery you wish from the 1.5ah to the 6.0 ah. All that will be impacted is your run time. The light will not overheat it has adequate heat sinks built in to dissipate the heat from running 100 percent of the time. This light would be much better than a corded light for what your talking about. Get one and give it a go if the 4.0 gets you the runtime you need go with that. If that doesn't workout and you need a longer run time try the 6.0. Either way have fun.
重點是他的吸磁好嗎???
I think the magnet has a good amount of strength to it. One thing I did not mention on the video was the rubber over-moulding is flush with the magnet so that should help the light stay in place also.
This should of been a 4 to 5 minute video
Dont understand a light review where there is no actual testing in the dark. More time spent testing the usb charger side than the light
I honestly had a hard time coming up with a way of testing that wasn't subjective. What a camera can see in the dark and what the human eye can pick up in the dark are two vastly different things. I did not have any comparable lights at the time to compare light meter readings at a specific distance to so I did the best with what I had. I have since got a few other examples of lighting, and I would like to try and compare the various types. When I get to that video, it may be more what you are looking for. Sorry, I tried to test things as fair as I could with what I had available.