Date:         Tue, 26 Jun 2001 11:48:36 -0700
Reply-To:     Houston <dubwisened@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Houston <dubwisened@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Reading Lite Upper Bunk
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I use one of the Coleman 4D cell battery powered
lanterns hanging from an S-hook on the grab bar.
Works great except it fell on my head once.  I have
also used a headlamp and one of those Itty Bitty book
lights.  I prefer the Coleman.

Houston

--- PSavage <psavage@SABER.NET> wrote:
>  Hi Fred,
>  I've used other brands/models in past, but found
> the FlipLite
>  to be dependable, with parts that hold up.  It's
> indestructable!
>  I use rechargeable ni cad batts from Radio Shack &
> have found
>  these to give best service.
>
> The FlipLite operates on either 2 or 4  batts,
> depending how much
> brightness is preferred.  It gives a couple  hours
> of lite on good,
> fresh,  rechargeable batteries.  It's solid,
> compact, & doubles as a
> quick grab nite lite while sleeping  in the upper
> bunk.  I sometimes
> clip it onto Westy curtains, etc.   Cost about $10.
> I found mine in the travel gizmo section of a
> luggage store.
>  Phaedra
>
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Fred Brittain  Subject: re: reading light
> >
> < Phaedra,
> > > Where did you buy your light? How many hours
> (minutes) will batteries
> > > last? I guess you're using recharge alkaline? I
> haven't found any
> > > solution to reading in the upper  bunk at all so
> your info would be
> > > appreciated.


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