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You know those flourescent camp lanterns that use batteries and they put
out a lot of light? I own five of them.I would like to have several LED light camp lanterns that put out a lot of light because they last so much longer on batteries.That would be good to have for when stormy weather knocks out the electric power.I think they would sell like hotcakes in the stores. cuhulin |
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Greetings;
C. Crane sells a nice dynamo LED lantern for $50. I bought the earlier battery model and it worked nicely during the outages I've experienced. The dynamo one is even better since it can be charged by hand and the top part folds down for easier storage. I did notice one problem with DX. When my LED lantern was set on a lower setting to conserve the batteries, it interfered with AM and low shortwave frequencies. Apart from that, it makes a nice emergency light. Sincerely, Bruce Atchison - author of When a Man Loves a Rabbit (Learning and Living With Bunnies). http://www.bookadz.com/batchison.htm http://www.bookstream.biz/cgi-bin/bo...s&store_id=102 -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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