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#53461 - 11/14/05 06:58 PM Re: Durable LED lantern?
KyBooneFan Offline
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Registered: 06/19/05
Posts: 233
Loc: West Kentucky
Vince, unless you are dead set on an LED light, consider the light below. It is a 12V fluorescent, 8 watts, watertight tube, hanging hook and 15' cord for less than $10. They claim it has the brilliance of a 100W incandescent bulb. Plugs into the lighter receptacle of your ATV and should be easy on battery. At worst, if you run the battery down, I suppose you have a kick start. You could hang two of them with the addition of a double lighter plug adapter wire.

http://www.wttool.com/p/6619-0070

Boone
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#53462 - 11/15/05 03:24 PM Re: Durable LED lantern?
norad45 Offline
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Registered: 07/01/04
Posts: 1506
Thanks, but I've pretty much decided on the LED for durability reasons. I need something that I can stash under the seat with some lithiums that will fire up in 5 years. It's primarily for nighttime breakdowns.

The 12V option sure would be nice for my application though.

Regards, Vince

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