Enthusiast III
I was at the Expo in Flagstaff and saw these awesome LED camp lights on a stand. Can't remember the name of them. Need some help. Thanks
Camp lighting
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Advocate III
I was not at Expo, so I don't know what they were, but I recently found, on this forum, an LED camp light made by Wagan Tech: http://wagan.com/wagan-tech/lighting-needs.html
Advocate III
Advocate III
Enthusiast III
Enthusiast III
Not quite as big, but the right idea.
Off-Road Ranger I
Advocate III
My dad is up there right now, watching my nieces' kids while she's doing a week long guide trip (she's a guide) and the pictures at 11 at night look like late afternoon. Lol
That would be tough for me.
I live out of my Jeep and what works best for my situation/setup is:
For interior lighting I use 2 rechargeable, magnetic stick on, LED strip lights - http://amzn.to/2sDPyE2 which provides me more than enough light.
For exterior lighting I use 2 solar powered outdoor lights w/sensor detector http://amzn.to/2t8ajJe that I have attached to my rear tire carrier. These provide me more than enough light as you can see !
For interior lighting I use 2 rechargeable, magnetic stick on, LED strip lights - http://amzn.to/2sDPyE2 which provides me more than enough light.
For exterior lighting I use 2 solar powered outdoor lights w/sensor detector http://amzn.to/2t8ajJe that I have attached to my rear tire carrier. These provide me more than enough light as you can see !
Enthusiast II
i just bought a pair of cheep wallyworkd driving lamps and carry a motorcycle battery and strap them to the crossbars on my tent awning. put out planty and usually will last all weekend without a charge. sorry no pictures. its torn apart right now to figure out a cleaner wiring setup for storage and hanging. only ran bare wires the first season of use to figure out if it worked.
my second option if i know i will be with no power and jsut for mood lighting. is to grab a couple of sets of the solar rope lights when harbor fright puts them on sale. about 20 bucks. keep the panels where the sun can hit them all day. ans run them around the canopy edges or around the inside of the tent when you set up with the panels outside. when it gets darl they turn on. easy peasy. hope this helps someone.
my second option if i know i will be with no power and jsut for mood lighting. is to grab a couple of sets of the solar rope lights when harbor fright puts them on sale. about 20 bucks. keep the panels where the sun can hit them all day. ans run them around the canopy edges or around the inside of the tent when you set up with the panels outside. when it gets darl they turn on. easy peasy. hope this helps someone.
Advocate III
I understand pricey only too well, but this gear is way too pricey. I'm not a cheap person by any stretch, but come on.
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Pathfinder I
I use the inflatable / rechargeable Luci lights. https://lucilights.com.au/
They change colour aswell :)
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My girlfriend added some Mandarin on them.
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They sit on the dash while driving and charge.
DSC_0004_1 by Scott Murray, on Flickr
Easy to hang up.
DSC_0003_1 by Scott Murray, on Flickr
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DSC_0047 by Scott Murray, on Flickr
They change colour aswell :)
Untitled by Scott Murray, on FlickrMy girlfriend added some Mandarin on them.
Untitled by Scott Murray, on FlickrUntitled by Scott Murray, on FlickrThey sit on the dash while driving and charge.
DSC_0004_1 by Scott Murray, on FlickrEasy to hang up.
DSC_0003_1 by Scott Murray, on FlickrUntitled by Scott Murray, on FlickrDSC_0047 by Scott Murray, on Flickr
seems like a nice option...they look lightweight so putting them on awnings should be simple and also compact while recharging.
I use the inflatable / rechargeable Luci lights. https://lucilights.com.au/
They change colour aswell :)
My girlfriend added some Mandarin on them.
They sit on the dash while driving and charge.
Easy to hang up.
