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12/5/2013 at 8:57am
Location: Derby. Outfit: Karsten 350+Awnings
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Quote: Originally posted by awedlock on 10/5/2013
We have two of these absolutely fantastic. You can hang them up like a light bulb or use them like a lamp...check out the customer photographs in this link.
Cyba Lyte
I have that, and would highly recommend it.
3 x D batteries
Two brightness settings, but as you can take off the lens cover, this effectively gives you four settings.
More than adequate to read by.
There's a re-branded version at Maplins, for £15, I believe, in green.
There's also a bigger, bulkier, "better", more expensive version Here, and elsewhere, which takes 6 x D batteries, but is brighter still, and has remote control. Not tried it, but hear good things about it!
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12/5/2013 at 10:01pm
Location: Lancashire Outfit: Vango Samara 400 +Coachman VIP 520 4
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Hi Keith1987,you don't say if you are going to have EHU or not.Non EHU,we have Tilley parraffin pressure lamps,or camping gaz lanterns,both give off good light,and a bonus of a small amount of heat.EHU,we have a good old energy saviving light bulb,as the do not burn as hot as standard light bulbs. I have tried wind up lanterns,along with torches,and headlights but have not been very impressed with any of them,unless being used to light the way to the loo,or being used when settling down for the night,they are handy to have at the side of the bed. This is my personal opinion,and I know others will disagree. I have considered buyind a Petromax lamp with shade,but Ma would kill me.
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