RV / Camping Light

[ckuehl]

Good stuff. The soft look is a good idea that way its not glaring at you all night.

[Bandera Brent]

good idea

[BrandonA]

I was wondering about the heat as well.

[Tmag]

That is neat Joey. You can keep bait warm in the winter too!

[toddblue68]

Just put those Christmas lights to use. Lower electric consumption, soft light, cover greater area and you could put a ton of them in just one of the buckets.

My favorite is a Coleman lantern with white gas. I also prefer sites without electricity.

[tycoon]

I've built several of these myself. Mine are a little different though. I just get the porcelain ceiling fixtures and attach them to the bottom inside the bucket. Any time I can find a vacuum cleaner that someone is throwing away, I steal the cord off of it. They are about 15' long and roll up nicely inside the bucket. I kinda like your spin them also!

[Richard M.]

We have some of those at our camp in Arkansas. They put out enough light to keep from stumbling over things, without being overpowering.

[Abbott]

redneck campin at its best. i like the idea. maybe i can make some w motion senors on them. put them all over the yard so i can find my way to the door at night.

[Joey~AP]

They worked well!

They illuminted the whole camp site and did not get hot.

Bucket made for a good extension cord storage container, also.

[kab8300]

good thinking!

[Maus53]

Thats a good idea looks good

[Edwards]

x2

[bearintex]

Use CFL's. They wont get as hot, and they are brighter.....and green!

This. I was going to post it if no one had before I got to the bottom of the thread.

[trailboss]

Pretty neat idea. Looks good.

Trailboss

[Coon]

You can get those little lite brite things and write your name in the side of the bucket, or just put TBH.com on there.
Dave