That’s extremely cool, as it can be used indoors. Now you just need a way to generate that signature hiss of the pressurized gas lanterns.
maybe a small AM radio hidden behind it with the tuner set between channels so the static plays at just the right volume. :bigsmile:
A custom sound module would be cool, you could select from different noises. I believe car companies have gotten a bit creative on sound modules for hybrid cars so people can hear them in parking lots, especially the blind.
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Really neat build. Who would do such a thing? I wish I thought of it! I love how unique, intelligent and straight forward this design is. It must have been a real struggle to keep it so simple and clean even with that remote. (If it wasn’t a struggle then lie, embellish a bit to make me feel better about myself) Nice, keep it up.
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Really neat build. Who would do such a thing? I wish I thought of it! I love how unique, intelligent and straight forward this design is. It must have been a real struggle to keep it so simple and clean even with that remote. (If it wasn’t a struggle then lie, embellish a bit to make me feel better about myself) Nice, keep it up.
its just a simple design with common parts we use for flashlights.
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That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
I have been doodling ideas for a lamp for camping use this summer and true to form for me, they are overly complex with liquid cooling and fans and yadda, yadda. I’m going to have to scrap all that. I can get the 2000 lumens in a much more simple format and spend less time and money on it. Your design sets a great example in design philosophy that I need to learn/ integrate.
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"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not."
I have been doodling ideas for a lamp for camping use this summer and true to form for me, they are overly complex with liquid cooling and fans and yadda, yadda. I’m going to have to scrap all that. I can get the 2000 lumens in a much more simple format and spend less time and money on it. Your design sets a great example in design philosophy that I need to learn/ integrate.
A similar set up using a modded 105C Q-lite Rev. with zener, eight 18650 cells in 2S4P Config with a MT-G2 on a small Computer CPU heat-sink will give you your 2000 lumens and reasonable run times in a modded lantern. ( i am already working on another lantern with that set up.)
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That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
Your lantern project sounds amazing, and I would like to attempt something like this one day (despite my limited knowledge of electronics).
Unfortunately I cannot see your photos as an image displaying “photo not found” is all I can see.
I am finding this on most of the older forum posts.
Is it just me or are the older links just not working anymore?
Is there any way to view the photos of your project?
Your lantern project sounds amazing, and I would like to attempt something like this one day (despite my limited knowledge of electronics).
Unfortunately I cannot see your photos as an image displaying “photo not found” is all I can see.
I am finding this on most of the older forum posts.
Is it just me or are the older links just not working anymore?
Is there any way to view the photos of your project?
Kind regards
Rob
Just realized that post was made a few years ago. Which link was it?
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That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
It’s the beginning #1 of this post we are currently on “The Coleman Gas Lantern that runs on LiIon..”
where there are several photos not displaying. Sorry, I don’t think “link” was the right word I used.
I probably should have said on older posts by other people, photos are also not displaying.
It’s the beginning #1 of this post we are currently on “The Coleman Gas Lantern that runs on LiIon..”
where there are several photos not displaying. Sorry, I don’t think “link” was the right word I used.
I probably should have said on older posts by other people, photos are also not displaying.
Ah ok, that’t when photo bucket closed all free accounts trying to force all their users to pay a high price for photo hosting. I will fix the photos when i can find them and upload them to my new hosting place for images.
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That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
Thanks very much DBSAR, but don’t go to any unnecessary trouble to do so.
I have a few old oil lanterns which I may try to convert to battery/Led one day, but I’m not very skilled at electronics or even soldering.
I’m reasonably capable at handyman projects to do with my home maintenance, and have replaced and wired up a few light fittings, plugs, switches etc, but that’s about the extent of my electrical experience.
Thanks very much DBSAR, but don’t go to any unnecessary trouble to do so.
I have a few old oil lanterns which I may try to convert to battery/Led one day, but I’m not very skilled at electronics or even soldering.
I’m reasonably capable at handyman projects to do with my home maintenance, and have replaced and wired up a few light fittings, plugs, switches etc, but that’s about the extent of my electrical experience.
The OP images are now fixed
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That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
Now that is definitely something I would want to build, particularly since supermarkets here sell these paraffin lanterns in a variety of sizes and colours dirt cheap (equivalent of $3-$4).
Now that is definitely something I would want to build, particularly since supermarkets here sell these paraffin lanterns in a variety of sizes and colours dirt cheap (equivalent of $3-$4).
I modified a variant of one of those too, ( an LED version i bought that had the horrible crappy bluish 5mm LEDs, to one that had the look of the real flame model.
See below:
Here is the modded LED one compared to a real kerosene model:
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That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
maybe a small AM radio hidden behind it with the tuner set between channels so the static plays at just the right volume. :bigsmile:
That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
A custom sound module would be cool, you could select from different noises. I believe car companies have gotten a bit creative on sound modules for hybrid cars so people can hear them in parking lots, especially the blind.
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Really neat build. Who would do such a thing? I wish I thought of it! I love how unique, intelligent and straight forward this design is. It must have been a real struggle to keep it so simple and clean even with that remote. (If it wasn’t a struggle then lie, embellish a bit to make me feel better about myself) Nice, keep it up.
"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not."
its just a simple design with common parts we use for flashlights.
That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
I have been doodling ideas for a lamp for camping use this summer and true to form for me, they are overly complex with liquid cooling and fans and yadda, yadda. I’m going to have to scrap all that. I can get the 2000 lumens in a much more simple format and spend less time and money on it. Your design sets a great example in design philosophy that I need to learn/ integrate.
"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not."
A similar set up using a modded 105C Q-lite Rev. with zener, eight 18650 cells in 2S4P Config with a MT-G2 on a small Computer CPU heat-sink will give you your 2000 lumens and reasonable run times in a modded lantern. ( i am already working on another lantern with that set up.)
That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
Hi DBSAR,
Your lantern project sounds amazing, and I would like to attempt something like this one day (despite my limited knowledge of electronics).
Unfortunately I cannot see your photos as an image displaying “photo not found” is all I can see.
I am finding this on most of the older forum posts.
Is it just me or are the older links just not working anymore?
Is there any way to view the photos of your project?
Kind regards
Rob
Just realized that post was made a few years ago. Which link was it?
That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
It’s the beginning #1 of this post we are currently on “The Coleman Gas Lantern that runs on LiIon..”
where there are several photos not displaying. Sorry, I don’t think “link” was the right word I used.
I probably should have said on older posts by other people, photos are also not displaying.
Ah ok, that’t when photo bucket closed all free accounts trying to force all their users to pay a high price for photo hosting. I will fix the photos when i can find them and upload them to my new hosting place for images.
That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
Thanks very much DBSAR, but don’t go to any unnecessary trouble to do so.
I have a few old oil lanterns which I may try to convert to battery/Led one day, but I’m not very skilled at electronics or even soldering.
I’m reasonably capable at handyman projects to do with my home maintenance, and have replaced and wired up a few light fittings, plugs, switches etc, but that’s about the extent of my electrical experience.
I am also quite interested to see the photos of this now, please post a few.
Beam me up!
Yep… I am curious myself.
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That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
You never know how a horse will pull until you hook him up to a heavy load./"Bear" Bryant
.................................. "Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast" ...................................
Texas Lumens Flashlights / M4D M4X Deals : sign up - save $$$$
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Now that is definitely something I would want to build, particularly since supermarkets here sell these paraffin lanterns in a variety of sizes and colours dirt cheap (equivalent of $3-$4).
Beam me up!
DBSAR, thanks so much for posting your photos again – they are really helpful.
I seem to have generated a bit of renewed interest in your post… :
) :)I modified a variant of one of those too, ( an LED version i bought that had the horrible crappy bluish 5mm LEDs, to one that had the look of the real flame model.
See below:
Here is the modded LED one compared to a real kerosene model:
That Canadian flashlight guy & Lantern Guru -Den / DBSARlight
+1
Missed this the first time around. Love it!!
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