[JRandomFreeper]

Check out the Krill lights. Web page here. I used the hell out mine when I was deployed. Batteries last a long time, and it doesn't wipe out your night vision.

/johnny

[driftdiver]

Thanks I think I’ll get some of those.

[thackney]

Thank you for posting the Krill light link.

[donozark]

May I ask which Krill light you found the best? I would use mine for deer camp (tent) and general purposes for power outages of which we seem to have more than our share...

Oh, and which color do you suggest? Many options/configurations.

[ansel12]

I own a Krill light and it is very nice, but today I just use something like a Fenix flashlight on low, laid inside of a medicine bottle or an empty water bottle, as a diffuser.

A Fenix LD12, uses a single AA battery, and will burn on low (3-ANSI Lumens) for 97 hours.
Placed inside of a milky plastic water bottle, used for camping, or even inside of a white supermarket plastic grocery bag, it serves the same purpose of being a glow lamp.

I peel the label off and drill the proper size hole in the cap of vitamin or medicine containers, preferring the transparent brownish, medicine bottles. With a lanyard on the flashlight it makes a nice hanging lantern.

All of my led flashlight and headlights with long burn times have homemade diffusers

[Bshaw]

Very cool!