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Quote: Originally posted by Bob61 on 18/8/2017

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I have one of these and find it gives plenty of light. They do a 500 lumen version and even a 1000 lumen version I believe. The same lamp is produced under several different brand names so search around for best price. I got mine from Amazon and paid about £11.00 I think.

It can be stood on a table with the diffuser fitted or hanging from the roof by a hook on the bottom. Remove the diffuser when hanging otherwise the top creates a shadow.

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Quote: Originally posted by HighSlayer on 19/8/2017

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Quote: Originally posted by Bob61 on 18/8/2017

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I have one of these and find it gives plenty of light. They do a 500 lumen version and even a 1000 lumen version I believe. The same lamp is produced under several different brand names so search around for best price. I got mine from Amazon and paid about £11.00 I think.

It can be stood on a table with the diffuser fitted or hanging from the roof by a hook on the bottom. Remove the diffuser when hanging otherwise the top creates a shadow.

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Problem is these are usually a cold white and not very nice to have in the tent.

I think most people prefer a warm white LED and these can be harder to find.

I bought some LED lights from B&M and they have a relatively warm output, 2 brightness settings plus a flasher mode. Batteries seem to last quite well in them

http://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/eveready-multifunctional-portable-light-314807

For a mains one then I use a standard camping light to which I have fitted a switch and replaced the energy saver bulb with a warm white LED one

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