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Article: Fenix:CL05 "Liplight" Mini Lantern
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I've been using one for the last year or so, exactly the same kind of usage, on a hammock ridge line, or under a tarp, perfect for that, and quite handy at home too for nocturnal forays without waking up the family or the dog !
Need to ensure you give the piston drive switch an extra twist when turning off and leaving for a while though, as the battery in mine went completely flat when left in a bag for a few weeks, I think because although it was off, it must have not been as fully off as needed and pressure on it in the bag may have re-engaged the piston switch.
Agree on the colour choice being awful too !
Need to ensure you give the piston drive switch an extra twist when turning off and leaving for a while though, as the battery in mine went completely flat when left in a bag for a few weeks, I think because although it was off, it must have not been as fully off as needed and pressure on it in the bag may have re-engaged the piston switch.
Agree on the colour choice being awful too !
That looks great. Really nice to see that a torch manufacturer has realised that there is a need for a high-quality non-super-bright torch.
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