Same effect with the digital televisions: With the old analogue ones you go=
t
worse picture quality once the signal went weak, but with the new digital
ones you hace got either a perfect picture or nothing.

Not sure which one is better.

Tamas


On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 2:41 PM, Charles Craft <chucksea@mindspring.com>wrot=
e:

> http://www.dewalt.com/tools/cordless-lighting-flashlights-dcl510.aspx#tab=
s
>
> (Bonus flashlight that came with a drill/driver set so I did no research =
on
> it.)
>
> When the battery gets low it blinks the LED before shutting off a few
> minutes later.
> Grew up with incandescent flashlights that seemed to always need batterie=
s
> but you
> could get a little more work done as it went dim. I guess a steady output
> over a longer
> time is better but takes some getting used to that it goes from bright to
> off. :-)
>
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