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HexLight and Cold Fire – New Inventions from Season 2 of Pitchmen

inventionaddict | August 20th, 2010 | inspiration, inventing, invention, New Inventions

For me the appeal of Pitchmen is not just the inventions.

It’s the stories about the people behind the inventions. Like the Marine who invented a better flashlight to help pay for his dad’s medical bills. And the son of an inventor who carries on the dream of his late father with the Cold Fire fire extinguisher.

Here are a couple of videos of the two new inventions showcased on Pitchmen:

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[...] Videos of the two new inventions shown on the first episode of season two of Pitchmen. The HexLight arm worn flashlight and Cold Fire an easy to use fire extinguisher.Next Page [...]
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And the stories have been getting better. I wish more people would watch.

If you get a chance, stop by blog.discovery.com and show your support for the show.
Discovery doesn’t want to promote it, then the fans will have to!

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