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u/Jack-o-tall-tales · 2 pointsr/flashlight

>Do yours have the lumeon for lighting up the inflated jacket?

Yep. And flexible-stem light on the outside of the bladder for seeing stuff.

>Are you using personal ais in each life jacket as well?

Well this is only a personal lifejacket, I don't own or run a boat (yet), but in my lifejacket yes, I have an AIS MOB1 from Oceansignal.

In case you're interested, based on a sea survival course lecture I was a given a while ago, I bought the best lifejacket I could find, and decided to research, purchase and fit the very best whistle (all lifejackets come with a an ISO standard whistle, but it's awful, so I wanted another better one), emergency knife, emergency signalling light, and emergency line (for tethering people together in the water or tethering to safer places like liferafts or floats), I possibly could. I came up with:

Fox 40 Sonik Blast CMG Whistle
Aqualung Small Squeeze Dive Knife (blunt tip, will be kept on the webbing belt of my lifejacket)
This thread about lights... (I'll probably end with an LED strobe beacon and your recommended Cyalume SOS lights, they look great!)
Red/orange Dyneema hollow braid line (don't worry, I know that having random long pieces of line floating around in the water can actually be dangerous. I' going to do some experiments, and hopefully find a way of coiling the line, then tying the coil to my lifejacket (probably inside) with a quick release hitch and making the end easily reached, so that I can easily deploy the whole lot when and if I need to).
Possibly some small floats (like these) to keep each piece of equipment floating and easier to find.
Probably also some retroflective tape for marking things.

> If you want to tie it on, you could open one end of the foil, tie it up, then tape the top closed.

I like this idea. I imagine I could do some experiments and come up with a good 'weak enough link' to tap the top that I could pull the foil off relatively easily when I needed to. But it seems like your rabbit hole comment has solved the problem for me, because a more robust version of that of that is exactly what Cyalume offer!