Who has got the smallest working torch?

[GadgetUK437]

120 lumens anyone?

Meet my DQG Fairy, lives on my key lanyard.
Purely flood, no room for a spot focussing cone and lens on something 30mm long (with a proper battery)

Tiny USB charger, screws on, in place of the head.
Brass one is cheaper than the titanium, I have added lanyard, turksheads and pocket detritus/verdigris... but the tritium vial in the tail is included (room for a second on the other side)

Doubles as a necklace light

Trebles as a surprisingly effective headlamp (just opened up the noose knot enough to fit my noggin)

 

[Tomteifi]

Nice light, great power for size. Think its winning so far/how long does a charge up last? Good work on the lanyard BTW.

 

[Nice65]

Another DQG Fairy, this one is brass and fearures two green trits.

Next to it is a True Utility Nano, nothing like the output of the DQG though.

Spotlight Speck is another tiny torch, but I don't own one. My smallest usable torch is the DQG, very bright on high, but don't expect serious runtimes from any of these mini torches.

 

[GadgetUK437]

how long does a charge up last?

On high, less than an hour.
On low, several hours. hung it on a branch over a picnic table at a barby once to illuminate proceedings, still going at the end of the evening.

 

[johnbaz]

I have a wristwatch with a built in torch!, It's only ok to see a feyhole in the dark when you can't find it otherwise!!

John

 

[Wayland]

I used to make small led emitters which I taped to my arrows so I could find them in the dark.

They ran off a hearing aid battery and had a micro dip switch in the case which was made from a quarter length of a fibre tip body tube.

Worked well, never lost an arrow and they were bright enough to see by at close range.

Haven't got any now to take a picture of.

 

[Erbswurst]

I domesticated one of this here.

That's very economic, and ultra light of course.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefly

 

[kingofswords]

rovyvon a5 for me.... right size for my keychain.

 

[Robson Valley]

Timex wrist watches have their proprietary "indiglo" lighted dial feature.
Doesn't look like much unless it's pitch dark.
Then, seems everything at very close range is lit up for 3-4 seconds.