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Topic: Anybody used this lantern

Deebo69

17/7/2007 at 2:43pm
Location: Nottingham
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Have been trying to decide on which type of lantern.
Battery:- could get expensive
Rechargeable:- May run out, especially if EHU not available.
Fuel:- could be dangerous for the kids

Seen this

http://www.outdoorworld.org.uk/highlander-rechargeable-lantern-p-2652.html?osCsid=11ceb893d469f6fa6d66e7a1ece91165

One that takes normal & rechargable batteries. So that you can recharge the unit.
Best of both worlds I thought!!??.. hmmmm

But have never heard of it before..
Can anybody enlighten me

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Paul007

17/7/2007 at 2:56pm
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Hi,

Have you thought about purchasing a wind-up one, safe with the kids, no fuel, no batteries, no ehu required. Ummmmm..... what do you think?

good hunting, Paul

robdavis

17/7/2007 at 3:05pm
Location: chesterfield derbyshire
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yeomans do an outwell Jupiter camping lantern for £19.99. comes with a rechargeable battery, mains charger and in car charger. dont know if you can get it cheaper elsewhere but its a good light. i would recommend it.

Deebo69

17/7/2007 at 3:12pm
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I have...
We have a Diablo 600... unsure how powerful they are.. need to light up the living area...
Will I be winding all night?... (thats wine-ding, bye the way)

So a vote on the best wind ups also.. but don,t get sidetracked and forget about my 1st post every1

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JIM25

17/7/2007 at 7:43pm
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Got a wind up one from Millets while we were away last weekend.

Part of the eco earth (?) range.

It was fantastic. really bright, held a charge well.

only downside was cost 29.99

Gavona

17/7/2007 at 9:40pm
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How about a battery operated light and use rechargeable batteries? Get a charger that operates from car 12v and plenty of batteries. We use AA NiMH 2600mAH. Very versatile - works in cameras torches, walkie talkies, toys.... www.7dayshop.com is quite reasonable.

Can get flourescent lamps, batterry operated from Wilkinsons and the like.

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Ailish

17/7/2007 at 11:02pm
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No, No, NO!

There is literally nothing better out there than a UFO style light.

The number of LEDs varies, averaging 20 - 48

Our first one was and still is solar powered - just haven't been able to find another.

Netto had battery operated ones this week for £3.99.

Ebay have them all the time for about £8 inc postage - click here

They are compact, BRIGHT, and can be hung without that shadow that ordinary battery operated lanterns cast over the very area you want to light up.

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Deebo69

18/7/2007 at 9:11am
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UFO. Brilliant... nice one. 1st time I,ve seen these.. thats me sorted. Just the ticket.

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daisybev

18/7/2007 at 9:37am
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I have two of the UFO lights(48 bulb) one for the bed pod and one for the living area although they are so light you can put them anywhere..
I have had a god 30-35 hrs out of mine it does depend on what batteries you put in them, and they are very bright..

I would but more but I dont need them lolol

I hang mine on a belt so i have the light low to rea dwhilst im in bed and can turn it off easily

Deebo69

18/7/2007 at 9:52am
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Just ordered two 48LED... dead chuffed now.
Can,t wait to get "lighting"

Love this site.. am hooked.. I might not ever go camping, haven't got time... to busy on this site and buying gear..

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daisybev

18/7/2007 at 10:18am
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LMAO yes I fear about that too.... Glad your having fun

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