addition to my other āshelf Queens.ā
Camping. Room lighting. I really want lots of optisolises on mine. Maybe we can start badgering clemence into making mcpcb for that.
Iāll be using it in me shed
& in me lean to.
Mine will mostly be my bedside table reading lamp, but Iāve been through 2 floods and 4 Hurricaneās so Iām pretty sure Iāll be using it for power outages too.
This needs to be a Working King though and not a Shelf Queen. 
aye aye sir 
Being in Florida, between our crappy power grid and hurricane season, Iāve been looking for a quality lantern for a while now. I also love camping and being outdoors, so itāll get taken on trips frequently too. Also, I work backstage a lot during stage productions, so having a dimmable, controlled light with long run times could be really handy too.
Camping, work, and possibly portable home lighting charged off my solar array.
Where to begin!
3-point lighting for photography & video - tint, intensity, directional and mounting options are endless!
Emergency lighting in brownouts and power failures
Day-to-day home use. I have two Zanflare lanterns Iāve used the $#17 out of and these LT1s will take over. I find tint-ramping lanterns have give such a pleasing lightā¦
I plan on charging them with a 24w RAV solar panel and a 24 ah power bank just for the fun of it.
This is why collectors need to buy at least three LT1sā¦
One in mint condition for their collection,
One daily driver,
and one for fidgeting and fondlingā¦.
I knew there was a reason I should get more than one !
Camping (though camping season is over from my family for this year) will be the main use and I expect it will be used around the house for fun and occasional work. Looking forward to it arriving.
Exactly why Iāve been on the list for 2+ yrs. Wish I had after Irma, having no grid juice for 10 days, and now Dorian moving in. I will say though, if you use Ryobi One+ interchangeable battery power tools, they have a high/low lantern that did rather well for me, lasting 2 nights on one charge with the standard battery. The new ones have a USB power supply now.
Oh man, all you guys talking about camping makes me itching to book a site next year to camp. Hopefully we can get the lantern(s) by then.
Mostly camping but also emergency preparedness. I was just camping with friends and a buddy popped out his old coleman propane lantern. Itās bright, but such a pain to use.
For energy density you canāt beat propane or white gas. But they are both a PITA to use with the mantles, at least thatās been my experience. The mantles tend to break during transportation to and from the destination.
Iām from England, in the winter it gets dark at 4pm for a few weeks, soā¦
1. For work photography when we need more light or when thereās a power cut, which is rare.
2. To encourage the family to go camping, I went once about 16 years ago.
3. For those candle light moments with āherā, without using a real candle.
4. Night BBQās ā¦ in the winter that would mean using BLT LT1 Lantern at 4pm 
Maybe I should order another one?
Yeah, you definitely need another. One for work and one for home at a minimum.
Good idea. :+1: I also need to look at spare batteries.
āfour sofirn 3000mAh 18650 batteriesā ā If I buy another four of these will my current charger work? Its the LlitoKala Engineer Lii 500.
Apologies, Iām new to all this and its a little bit daunting at times.