Being an avid inventor has made me sort of an efficiency expert.  It has also allowed me to pretty much see things as they really are, as if seeing through the camouflage, which conceals many undesirable aspects of whatever.  I believe we are at the End-Of-Times and with that I see a particular need for a special kind of lightening, which is probably more of an assignment for me via my Guardian Angel.  In any case, whether by an EMF blast from Russia or the Sun, or whatever, when all the candles and Energizer batteries have been used up and there is no more gas for the generator it is going to get very dark and women & children have a problem with that, as most guys as well. 
    With the above in mind I decided to make a light to combat all that.  Though there will be no more gas there will be lots of unused car and boat batteries.  I then took the smallest single LED bulb they make and mounted it in a little cup with the intent of using it as a night light in my tent.  Not only did it work like a little champ but my digital volt meter showed that it used almost NO electricity to light the tent the entire night, more on that above for the people who went right for the "Galkie Lights" section.  That opened my mind to other possibilities.  What you now see is the result of all of that, a set of simple pretty much kid-proof, 12-volt lights that sure will make life a heck of a lot easier when there is no more grid.  The night light is simply that but in my test uses about 1/75 of a volt in a 12-hr period, (all the way down to 3 volts) which translates to you to be better understood as roughly 12 months of night light when used 12-hrs a night straight, with a big 1,150 cold crank Amp battery.  The other light is a mini-work light.  It pulls only about 1/10 a volt in a 12-hr period but would probably never be used that much, more like a few hours a night.  It pretty much allows a person to easily read or work on something in a darken room without bothering the other people in that room who are trying to sleep, its beam is that concentrated.  Being an LED light, it can take a beating and keep on working.  There is no switch on either because a switch would be a weak point and probable point of failure down the road, something I did not want to happen.  I made these lights with longevity in mind. What you now hold is the best I can do at this time.
    Feel fortunate you now have access to these “Galkie Light” sets because I do not plan on going into major production of these, not enough time left and too much fishing yet to do.  They are pretty much for the people with the smarts to find this site.  They sure don't look like much now but when needed will sure please you beyond measure.  You will have light when few will but be warned, when the "few" see you using them, you better be able to keep an eye on them for it will be a time of little integrity.



     These little lights are prototype designs and not a product of a finished production line run, hence their hand made appearance.  All three (3) sizes though are still quality products.  They are before their time so here is what you need to know.
    Most electrical failures come from the mechanical portion of the hookup/installation and not from the failure of an actual component. In making these I had to mate the mini-wires of the LED to the larger 18 gage speaker wire I use in the 10-ft section of wire to get to the battery connectors.  Both wire connections are staggered and are heat-shrink protected lap joints. An additional larger piece of heat-shrink is then set in place for additional security of t he connections.  I try to use clear heat-shrink under the electrical tape so inspection of a problem area can be accomplished.  After the grid goes down, if needed you can take a razor blade and cut the insulation off to resolder/join a failed connection, (those with a solar panel and inverter) though I doubt you will have to ever do that because I do quality work.  If you keep bending the unit from the tape down you will probably affect the joints under the tape.  Don't bend the unit in the taped area.   If you keep doing that, the failure will probably be at the bulb and even I can't fix that.
    The flexible coated wire handle I elected to use has two purposes, the first being to stabilize the LED bulb in place and the second to allow you to position the light in almost any location.  Two people I know keep the mini-work light in their vehicle and find it ideal for working on their vehicles.  That flexible coated wire can be bent around just about anything nearby to focus the light on where they need it. 
    You should have no problem with either light but as you can see they can be fixed or reworked if need be.  Boat batteries with no water ports (AGM or GEL types) are the best to use with these lights.  If using a battery with water ports, grease up the battery clips so they won't corrode as fast.  The weakest point in the system will be the wire connection at the battery clips due to use, excessive pulling and such, check those first if you have a light go out on you.  I make three (3) sizes of these little lights and you will be getting the smaller (3mm) and the largest (10mm) that I make, in the package shown above. You may not fully understand why I sell the two (2) in a set but I do and you will too when you have to use them for their original intended purpose, on this one you will have to trust the mind of the inventor.  The price of each set is $35 & $7 S&H no matter how many your order.  The price may seem high but I have to recover my start-up cost in initial production because I won't be making these full time.  If you want three (3) or more it will have to be via a Postal Money Order because I can't afford a bad check at that level for I be a poor person.  The picture to the upper right shows the size of the three units I make, a 3mm, a 5mm, and the 10mm mini-worklight.  The 5mm light is an in-between light and goes for $20.  
    Of all the inventive minds out there I still sometimes ask "Why Me?".  It seems I may just be one of the LORD's "Special Projects" people now but at the very lowest level for such.  It seemingly has been the way I have been nudged in life to go in a direction that I normally would not have.  Someone had to come up with these in time for the "chosen ones" to get a hold of them and it seems I was the one picked.  Seems my Guardian Angel had a hand in this and I truly look forward to meeting him in person someday.  When the lights finally go out you will immediately forget all about the $35 you paid for these and be more than thankful that someone told you about this site and these lights.  When that happens and someone comes up to you in the dark and offers you $100 for one of them, I bet you won't sell.
    Note; It is my policy not to cash your check until the product goes out the door.  If these lights get "Discovered", I probably will sell out in a few days then have to skip fishing and stay home and make some more of them, which takes a while because I will have to order parts.  If that happens I will let all know about such right here at the end of this section so as not to be inundated with phone calls and emails.  There is only one of me and I always try and treat the customer as I would want to be treated as well, that is why I only charge one $7 S&H fee no matter if you order just one or five of them. Besides, you ever hear of a cat person doing something bad?