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cerddinen
17/10/07 06:24

Can anyone recommend a lamp (or lantern?) to light up my tent? I would be particulalrly interested in one that ran off batteries rather than gas/fuel
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mick dray
17/10/07 10:19

Cerddinen, A single LED keyring torch works for me. I bought the Cyba-lite Micro and a firefly from www.ultralightoutdoorgear.co.uk both can be either hung or just placed in the tent and give plenty of light. For reading, the Alpkit headlamp for a fiver is perfect.

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Pete S.
17/10/07 11:09

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If unsure about a single LED providing enough light Tesco sell a keyring single LED torch for £1.99 so it won't break the bank to give this idea a try.Ifind id handy for day to day use and the battery seems to last ages.

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John Kilgour
17/10/07 11:17

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I agree that LED lights are the way to go. The colour is slightly harsh but battery life is excellent.

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Guy Hurst
17/10/07 11:51

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On a low tech note, candle lanterns are quite good in small tents, because they provide a gentle light and a surprising amount of heat. Has to be admitted, tho, that they're a bit heavy and not brilliant for reading.

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Chris Hopper
17/10/07 14:04

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http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=48560&criteria=lanterns&doy=17m10
i have one of these, they are very bright and it even has a flashing mode for emergencies.batteries last ages and it ultra light, and at £5 it is cheap cheap chaep!
the size is very small but it does give off a blinding light!

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Mike Hooper
18/10/07 13:43

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Argos do a range of larger lanterns, not backpacking though, with rechargable lead/acid cells built in. Very bright.
Single charge lasts many many days.

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