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Mike Lites are individually made, machined by an individual, rather than produced on an assembly line. The Mike Lite was relatively short lived on the caving market, though it has been used by the Amish for several years. The lamp is made of a rugged thermoplastic resistant to cracks and melting. Cavers have tested both of these dynamics by setting the lamp on a lit barbeque grill and running over it with a truck. The lamp keeps on going. An adjustable bracket is an additional plus. The lamp has had some criticism because the bottom is sometimes difficult to remove. The lamp also has its own personality, requiring slightly less water than most lamps. Feeding too much water has a tendency to clog the drip mechanism. The Mike Lite carries a hefty price tag of $90, but cavers are more than willing to pay for this high performance lamp.
frommerfoamer wrote:Thanks for the replies folks and just for information I have set up a Mike Lites page on facebook so if you use it please "like" us and feel free to leave comments, suggestions, ect.
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