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Texsport Fan/Light Deluxe Combo Review

Texsport Fan/Light Deluxe Combo
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The LED light on this fan is bright for a rather small fan but the wind output is just too low.

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Light your way to cool breezes with the Portable Fan / Light. The 2-speed 6 1/4" dia. Fan can last up to 16 hours using 2 D batteries (not included). High-intensity white LED with magnifying lens for concentrated beam of light. Multi-position fan head lets you control the air and light direction. Has handle with hanging hook. Order Today! Texsport Portable Fan / Light, Green

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SE Camping Light - 24 LED Review

SE Camping Light - 24 LED
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I bought a pair of these to hang over my desk where I work as it is a little darker than I was used to. One of them came to me with the leads connecting the power switch to the batteries that I had to solder back together. The mechanism to lock the bottom and top was flaky at best. One fell onto my desk when I shut it off, sending batteries and battery holders flying, rendering that lamp useless. The other one followed suit about 4 days later.
Pros:
- Cheap and bright
Cons:
- Not so good construction, locking mechanism was hit or miss
Other Thoughts:
- I got 24 super bright LEDs for my project...

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Super Bright 24 LED Camping Light. White Color, With Hanging Hook, Diameter 5½", Middle Hole Diameter 1½", Requires 4AA Batteries (Batteries Not Included.)

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Round Portable Camping Tent Light with Wide Angle 48 LED Lantern 9314 Review

Round Portable Camping Tent Light with Wide Angle 48 LED Lantern 9314
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Switch doesn't work when first used, on day of arrival.
As an electrical engineer, I was able to verify this. Bypassing the switch showed a very nice white light. The switch (if it works) can control either one ring or both.
So, nice light. But buy from Amazon or else you may have to pay return shipping if it arrives defective like mine.
I would guess that the switch either works or doesn't based on other reviews, so don't want to negatively effect the score. So instead of my feeling (don't like it!) I will rate it fair.


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This portable camping light has 48 LED's and runs on 3 AA batteries. With fresh batteries it can be used continuously for nearly 30 hours and the life of the LED's is more than 100,000 hours. With its round design you get light in all directions. This light is perfect for camping, outdoors (especially in tents), or even to light up a dark closet. It comes with a built in hanger so you can easily place it wherever light is needed. It is easy to use with a simple on and off push button.

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Coleman Tent Light Review

Coleman Tent Light
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This is a really nice piece of camping kit, as it "clips" with the magnet to any part of your tent in seconds. (It's got a pretty strong magnet bar, which goes on the outside of your tent, and the metal bracket of the light anchors it on the inside.) At first I wondered if the tight contact of the light would cause the tent to leak, and so far the answer has been a very clear and dry no, on many tents of different fabric.
The light is incandescent, inside a traditional sealed bulb. I have had no problem with the light or bulb in the 3+ years I've owned this light. The lens diffuses the light nicely, so if you put this light at the crown of your tent, you will have light throughout.
My only problem with this unit is that it's kind of big and bulky. It's not that heavy, even with the four AA batteries installed, but it's kind of large. In a camping world in which we've got wind-up LED systems and increasingly smaller lights which provide more and more light, I would think that an up-tech'd version of this light could be smaller and throw out more light. If you're doing backwoods trekking where every ounce counts, this is probably not the solution you need. But if you're doing family camping, car camping, or going to camps that have existing tents (summer camps, scout camps), then this is a really fantastic piece of gear.
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Update, 24 July 08
Now about a year on, here are additional comments on this piece:
It continues to function just fine, but I have one complaint. I do not store this unit with batteries in it, so each time I go camping I open the case to install and then later remove the batteries.
(The case opens by way of gently pinching the two sides together at the lamp's waist, between the on/off switch and the lower magnetic housing. There are no locks, screws, springs or mechanical latches; the two parts of the lamp are kept together only by the plastic flex of the upper lamp housing itself.)
After a year of easy and careful use the upper plastic housing around the pinch points has started to crack. The unit still works just fine (I just got back from a week in the woods), but it's only a matter of time now until the housing splits or a large chunk of the plastic comes off, preventing the unit from coming together and thereby ruining it.
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Update, 26 May 09
The cracks at the waist are slightly bigger, and slowly growing. The light still works fine, and just served me well on yet another campout, but the day is coming when that plastic housing breaks permanently, and this light will be finished.
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Update, 8 October 2010
Another spring and summer gone, and this light continues to soldier on. It's still got its original bulb and all other original parts. No corrosion, no rust inside or out. No clouding of the plastic lens. The cracking of the waist area I mention above has stabilized somewhat, with no plastic pieces having come off. It still works great, and it'll be with me into another fall and winter of Scout camping.

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A great addition to any camping trip, the Coleman tent light will keep your tent illuminated during the evening hours. The light attaches to your tent poles easily and securely via the built-in magnet, so you needn't worry about damaging your tent fabric. The light's powerful, replaceable Krypton bulb, meanwhile, offers plenty of light for reading, playing games, or chatting. Best of all, the light--which operates on four AA batteries (sold separately)--won't get in your way while you sleep or hang out, unlike standard lanterns. Made in China, the light includes an easy on/off switch.
About Coleman The Coleman Company has been creating and innovating products for recreational outdoor use since W.C. Coleman started selling gasoline-powered lanterns in 1900. Inventor of the hugely popular fold-up camp stove, Coleman developed a plastic liner for his galvanized steel coolers in 1957--the birth of the modern cooler--and the company has been improving their utility and design ever since. The array of products that bear the Coleman name now includes just about everything you might need to work or play outdoors, from tents and sleeping bags to boats, backpacks, and furniture.


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