Re: Why not Rigel?

Jon Isaacs wrote:

> >
> >The only problem with the Rigel is that I keep forgetting to turn it off.
> >I've gone through a couple of dozen batteries :-)
>
> Thats one advantage of the Telrads, batteries seem to last forever.  And if
> they do happen to die of old age, they are a common easy to find type, AAs I
> believe.  I figure a Telrad ought to work just fine old batteries that were
> considered dead for most uses.

Well,  I've just stocked up. The Rigel batteries cost a couple of dollars (more,

I know, than AAs), so I make sure I have three or four on hand at all times.

>
>
> jon

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