UCO mini /micro lanterns

[Yorkshire Andy]

Anyone else come across these?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFbAiR0sNcg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAVfJRMXUPs

might have just clicked buy it now on ebay for a micro and mini


if anything else it gives a safer way to burn them in the house

[Darktide]

Yea, I've got a few. To be honest, their earlier versions that didn't collapse are better. Once the tealight has gotten going wax tends to drip out of the holes that ring the bottom of the lantern.
If you use beeswax tea lights you get a nice bright light though that's well protected from wind to use outdoors.


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[Steveo82]

Never seen them before, Look good, Ideal for camping fishing.

[hobo]

I have a few minis with the 9 hour candle and am a big fan!

[pseudonym]

Yep.

[Yorkshire Andy]

phew looks like i picked something decent

thanks all

[KrisWard]

looks good, not got any myself as I use the hand crank lanterns and hurricane lanters and candles as back up, but you guys know how it is. You see something new and you gotta have it lol


Stay safe

Kris

[Yorkshire Andy]

You see something new and you gotta have it lol


Stay safe

Kris

got the micro collapsible one to add to my winter car kit in the hope that a tea light would take the chill off and be a bit safer than standing a tea light on what ever i could find / use in the car such as a jam jar and the other well just because i could add to the order

[Yorkshire Andy]

camera on my phone is poor




not bothered to open the other larger one yet why the hell do they package stuff in that plastic sealed blister stuff needed a decent knife to open it


How much more light do bees wax tea lights give out?

[pseudonym]

How much more light do bees wax tea lights give out?

I just use the Ikea candles, cheap as chips:

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/50097995/

and the citronella tealight candles in the summer months to keep the bugs away.