Do you remember the spy tubes that allowed you to look around corners? I loved these gadgets when I was a kid. If I remember correctly, I saved tops off of cerial boxes to get one. Spy tubes had two mirrors aligned at right angles allowing you "peek" around corners.
Until now, I've borrowed Mrs. Professor's hand held beauty mirror if I needed to inspect something mechanical. I was always careful to wipe the grease off before returning it to woman land.
I don't have to borrow her mirror anymore since my good friends at Coil n' Wrap hooked me up with this solar powered inspection mirror with LED light.
When it came in the mail, I couldn't resist using it like my old spy tube. Since it's on a flexible shaft you can twist or contort it to any position.
It excels at inspecting tight places under the hood.
My absolute favorite use is for checking fluid levels in my RV batteries. The LED light is perfect for this job!
The unit is solar powered and doesn't require batteries. It will charge itself using sunlight or indoor lighting. When you store it in a dark place (like your toolbox) it only looses 2% power per month, so even after being stowed away for a year it will perform flawlessly when you need it.
There are numerous uses around the house and RV for this inspection light. You will find more information and other bright ideas by visiting Coil n' Wrap. Jim Twamley - Professor of RVing
Until now, I've borrowed Mrs. Professor's hand held beauty mirror if I needed to inspect something mechanical. I was always careful to wipe the grease off before returning it to woman land.
I don't have to borrow her mirror anymore since my good friends at Coil n' Wrap hooked me up with this solar powered inspection mirror with LED light.
When it came in the mail, I couldn't resist using it like my old spy tube. Since it's on a flexible shaft you can twist or contort it to any position.
It excels at inspecting tight places under the hood.
My absolute favorite use is for checking fluid levels in my RV batteries. The LED light is perfect for this job!
The unit is solar powered and doesn't require batteries. It will charge itself using sunlight or indoor lighting. When you store it in a dark place (like your toolbox) it only looses 2% power per month, so even after being stowed away for a year it will perform flawlessly when you need it.There are numerous uses around the house and RV for this inspection light. You will find more information and other bright ideas by visiting Coil n' Wrap. Jim Twamley - Professor of RVing


















