LED lighting

[Trevor]

Just a thought if anyone is thinking of fitting these type of lights in there van for the simple reasons that they last for a very long time and use a very small amount of battery power and run off 12volt dc supply, I have recently fitted some in my van with good results, anyway here is a site i recommend and i hope this will help some of you that wild camp and worry about draining your battery.http://www.litewave.co.uk/

 

[virgil]

Do not feed after midnight...

Just a thought if anyone is thinking of fitting these type of lights in there van for the simple reasons that they last for a very long time and use a very small amount of battery power and run off 12volt dc supply, I have recently fitted some in my van with good results, anyway here is a site i recommend and i hope this will help some of you that wild camp and worry about draining your battery.http://www.litewave.co.uk/;)

I thought I remembered a previous post regarding these...

http://www.wildcamping.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=940&highlight=lighting

Whilst I do not have LED lighting, our three littlens do have wind up LED torches which they (and I) love as they are cheaper (£3.99)than ordinary torches and they are ideal for reading in bed and cost nowt to run!

 

[virgil]

Just a thought if anyone is thinking of fitting these type of lights in there van for the simple reasons that they last for a very long time and use a very small amount of battery power and run off 12volt dc supply, I have recently fitted some in my van with good results, anyway here is a site i recommend and i hope this will help some of you that wild camp and worry about draining your battery.http://www.litewave.co.uk/;)

Link is dead .... I suspect your smilie has interfered with the link and it should be ... http://www.litewave.co.uk/

 

[Trevor]

Looks like i posted in the wrong place, oops,
Yep your right Virgil, dont know whats wrong with me tonight no drink or the fact that am packing in smoking its been four weeks tomorrow.