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Runs on AAAA batteries, which are hard to come by but it beats the drop in lights, which seem to have a green or yellow tint. The wand is 18” long.
Now I can quit guessing.
Irish
That's what I use. Just sit in front of the computer, watching it on the screen. Click the button to take pictures at any point you like. Pretty cool.Some of the endoscopes that proliferate on eBay have a usb interface that can be fed to your smart phone or computer. You have to read the description and specifications.
Battery Junction, it was 26 bucks I think. I got the AAAA batteries from them as well.Would you share where you got it and the price? I'd like to have one.
Maybe share a source for AAAA batteries too? I never knew there were any smaller than AAA except for coin batteries.
Yep, me too, until it got stuck in the breach. Lots of cussing while I work on getting it outI've used this small diameter light for many years. You can break the pocket clip off and it will easily fit a .32 caliber bore. It has a hole on the end which you can attach soft wire or nylon string (works better) and the bright white light shows both vertical and horizontal through the tiny holes on the side.
They use to carry these and replacement batteries at O'Reilly Auto Parts. But the last one I got was off the Internet. Really works well.
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