It is indispensable that we have a good dependable torch and lantern when we embark on our camping trip. How else would we find our way back to the tent in the dead of night after that toilet visit - and also trying to see what you are doing in your tent in the middle of the night?
Most campers' choice comes down to either a torch or lantern or literally both. In modern years you can have itsybitsy spotlights that hang from the inside of your tent. These are useful but not very powerful, no good to read or cook by for example. For seasoned campers the most favorite are gas lanterns which are powered by small disposable Lpg cartridges. This can be turnoff for some people as they see gas and a lantern to be potentially dangerous, but that is not the case. If used sensibly gas lanterns have an exemplary protection record.
Coleman
Liquid fuel is also a choice for camping lanterns, most notably Coleman lanterns. They use a extra fuel which is essentially a cleaner form of unleaded petrol. It can be high-priced when purchased in a camping outlet but many campers who have this lantern fill it up at the local petrol station. This is literally a cheap way to light your lantern so to speak. But not to everyone's taste, for me I find the smell of petrol unbearable and I don't much fancy taking all my lanterns to the local Bp garage.
One of the best choices and also a happy medium for many is the galvanic lantern. Contemporary galvanic lanterns have a very marvelous fluorescent bulb which okay may not be as marvelous as a gas lantern. But they are considerably cheaper and battery life is very good. If you are running several galvanic lanterns it would be worth your while in investing in rechargeable batteries as this will keep cost down.
Once last alternative to note, in the last few years rechargeable lanterns and torches have come to be very popular. These are initially expensed by mains, and then when it is running out of life you have a lever which you can turn to re-charge the battery. My taste with these lanterns is that on paper they sound great; never need to buy any gas or batteries etc. But the reality is they take an age to charge, you end up with a sore wrist and the first price is expensive. In my view not worth the purchase, I think in time they will get great but they are still quite crude.
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