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IanE

IanE

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Recommendations anyone? For when you don't want to use the van's lights. For use upstairs in bed and lounging around downstairs, so it would be great if the light could be self supporting. We had one called "daffodil". Nice name and pretty good. Cheap too - but not very well built and it's just broken again after a couple of attempts at fixing.

Thanks in advance!

Ian
 
Thanks for the reply sidepod - looks like a fab light - but I was looking for something a bit prettier
 
I use a headlamp. Small, lightweight, adjustable(brightness and angle) and doesn't get knocked over.
 
Thanks GJ - guess that is the best option!


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I just use one of these with a steel disc stuck to the roof, upstairs, at the rear.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001B4PINI/?tag=eliteelect-21

Sticks or hangs in the awning as well and also on the underside of the roof locker where I have another disk stuck, so a torch always at hand.
 
Wow thanks all - lots of options for me to think about!
 
Wow thanks all - lots of options for me to think about!
Recommendations anyone? For when you don't want to use the van's lights. For use upstairs in bed and lounging around downstairs, so it would be great if the light could be self supporting. We had one called "daffodil". Nice name and pretty good. Cheap too - but not very well built and it's just broken again after a couple of attempts at fixing.

Thanks in advance!

Ian
IKEA do a solar powered light - see link - http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/sunnan/sunnan.html Have used them when camping over the years and they work well. Charge them by leaving the battery panel on the dashboard. After a while the rechargeable batteries lose their power but it is possible to remove and recharge them from mains or to replace them.
 
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