Jäppling IKEA PV Solar flashlight


Standing
Originally uploaded by etunKo
I just bought this solar charged (7 hrs charge = 5,5 hrs use) flashlight from IKEA. The first impression is an rather inelegant flashlight, but it is intended to stand on its metal support. The main body feels very rugged and is quite heavy. No squeaking parts. The metal support however snaps off its pivot hinges without any help. The on/off button have a surprisingly good feel to it. It is now standing in my window, side by side with the Sun Jar (Picture coming up). See all pictures tagged Jäppling

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  1. Anonym7. juni 2009 kl. 06:36

    Denne kommentaren har blitt fjernet av en bloggadministrator.

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  2. Karina22. januar 2010 kl. 22:40

    Virker denne dingsen etter hensikten da ?

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  3. myhk200310. juni 2010 kl. 23:08

    hi, i just get 1 today from ikea furoset. very interesting

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  4. TR-JC / 3D-JC28. september 2010 kl. 14:33

    I just lost mine ! I loved it so much....

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  5. Tri Haryadi | Jejak-jejak maya18. mars 2012 kl. 16:55

    really nice gadget, but it's too bad that this kind of gadget wasn't sold yet in my country.
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