I’ve never seen an Eveready one this cheap.
Not sure the difference between a normal 6v and a Dolphin 6
From Bunnings:
- Longest lasting Eveready
- Trusted brand
- Perfect for use in Dolphin Torches
Since 1896 Eveready batteries have been providing dependable portable power. Each Eveready battery has the Eveready quality seal to guarantee leak resistance and provides power you can trust every time.
If you really need to use these still, the Vartas are a much better option.
The carbon zinc (like this one) is only $3.98.
Even the alkaline which will last longer is cheaper at $7.74
Dolphin torches used to great when I was a tradie years ago - their square shape meant they wouldn't roll away when you had them set up to point at what you were working on. They are quite indestructible too, you could drop them from great heights and they would still work.
I think they have had their day though, the advent of LED torches in all shapes and sizes, not to mention their low power consumption have made the Dolphin pretty redundant.
TIL they have at least upgraded to be LED. https://www.bunnings.com.au/eveready-235-lumen-dolphin-lante…
How many to power a Tesla and do I buy the batteries first or the car?
You would need a trailer.
When I go camping with the kids, they’re still the best torches.
Can easily find them in the tent in the dark, can stand them up for good light, get dropped, and they still shine bright!
Never missed a beat in years, just a battery after every few trips.
Not sure the difference between a normal 6v and a Dolphin 6
The Dolphin 6 may contain traces of tuna, or so I've heard.
Dolphin torches are so 1970s, 1980s perhaps.