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Amazon has Energizer LED Water-Resistant Camping Lantern for $8.70. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
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- Requires 3x D batteries
- 4 Light modes: Warm, cool, high, and emergency strobe
- IPX4 water-resistant
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Energizer LED 1500 Lumens Camping Lantern on sale for $8.70. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+ orders.
Note: 3 D batteries not included
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| Product Name: | Energizer LED Camping Lanterns, Rugged Water Resistant Tent Lights, Requires 3 D Batteries (Not Included) |
| Manufacturer: | Energizer |
| Model Number: | 039800139818 |
| Product SKU: | B09N9TR2BL |
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However, if you want to put batteries in them and stash it in a closet or grab bag for infrequent use, the always flashing green LED drains the batteries after a year or so.
You can insert a strip of paper to block one of the terminals to prevent this drain. I use a longer strip of paper so some of it sticks out the side so I can properly label it. This does take away the convenience of immediate use, as you have to open and close it before use..
It's most similar to the Streamlight 44931 for 1/4th the cost. At ~32oz with batteries, it is likely not not for backpackers targeting the 3~8oz range.
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I bought 3 lamps (forgot name but it wasn't cheap) that used D batteries est 4 years ago.
Have used it quite frequently maybe 1-2x every few months/camping.
Still have yet to replace original D batteries.
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However, if you want to put batteries in them and stash it in a closet or grab bag for infrequent use, the always flashing green LED drains the batteries after a year or so.
You can insert a strip of paper to block one of the terminals to prevent this drain. I use a longer strip of paper so some of it sticks out the side so I can properly label it. This does take away the convenience of immediate use, as you have to open and close it before use..
It's most similar to the Streamlight 44931 for 1/4th the cost. At ~32oz with batteries, it is likely not not for backpackers targeting the 3~8oz range.
However, if you want to put batteries in them and stash it in a closet or grab bag for infrequent use, the always flashing green LED drains the batteries after a year or so.
You can insert a strip of paper to block one of the terminals to prevent this drain. I use a longer strip of paper so some of it sticks out the side so I can properly label it. This does take away the convenience of immediate use, as you have to open and close it before use..
It's most similar to the Streamlight 44931 for 1/4th the cost. At ~32oz with batteries, it is likely not not for backpackers targeting the 3~8oz range.
Why not just put the battery in upside down when not using it?
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Flipping batteries doesn't prevent current flow, and is generally a bad idea, as it opens up failure scenarios, such as:
- flipping all 3 = if incandescent, could still work/drain; if LED, could damage the circuit
- flipping 1 or 2 in a 3-cell setup; depending on the voltage required, could still power on, and eventually damage the one reversed cell, device, or both
Most modern devices seem to be set up to refuse to work with incorrect battery configurations, but I figure why tempt fate?
Admittedly, if I'm storing them for long-term storage, batteries don't belong in any device.
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Flipping batteries doesn't prevent current flow, and is generally a bad idea, as it opens up failure scenarios, such as:
- flipping all 3 = if incandescent, could still work/drain; if LED, could damage the circuit
- flipping 1 or 2 in a 3-cell setup; depending on the voltage required, could still power on, and eventually damage the one reversed cell, device, or both
Most modern devices seem to be set up to refuse to work with incorrect battery configurations, but I figure why tempt fate?
Admittedly, if I'm storing them for long-term storage, batteries don't belong in any device.
Could you explain what flip (flipping) means here?
I took the previous question to mean reversing polarity of one or more cells.
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