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Reviews (41)
03 July 2009
light hearted
I decided o buy my own copy to show the neighbours in France. I did not think about region, the computer will play it but not the DVD player. A good sense of humor coupled with slapstick. Some of which is a bit OTT but never the less entertaining. For a little light hearted entertainment ,prity good.
22 July 2021
Good value
A good price and they fit and stay in place when cycling.
09 August 2018
Needs improvement
Improvement needed. Whilst I have given full marks for this lamp I think I am not going to be the only person with a problem when fixing the lamp. At the rear is a sealing 'O' ring type seal. That needs to have a flush service ti sit on. The problem is that there are two entry holes for the cable some 4 cm apart.. So unless your cables pos/ neg arrive as individual wires 4 cm apart you will have a problem. I have resolved the situation by introducing a backing plate with a channel cut to to allow the wires to be displaced so as to arrive at the entry holes in the back plate. Resolution ? Make the lamp with a skirt of say 6 mm to allow the cable to exit the mast or stern plate be spread apart to the entry holes. Or, fabricate the back plate with an entry hole, say 10 mm to accommodate most supply cables and once inside the lamp spread to the connecting terminals.