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Brunton Lucy Butane Lantern - 2007 BCS
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The Brunton Lucy Lantern gives you the light quality and quantity of a mantle lantern, but you don't risk breaking a glass globe. Instead, a steel mesh globe surrounds the Lucy's mantle, which protects it from harm without adding more breakable parts. Piezo-electric ignition is easy and convenient to use. The Lucy packs away into a small nylon case and drops into your pack without worry about the other camping gear that could squish it or bash into it. Use both Brunton and Coleman medium lantern mantles with the Lucy. *This lantern piezo ignites at altitudes below 8,000 feet. Carry a lighter for higher altitude trips.
Bottom Line: Don't worry about glass shards in your sleeping bag when you carry the Brunton Lucy Lantern with its steel mesh globe.
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Light, small, efficient.. but warm.
By:
Neil Schott
June 21, 2010
Alright, check out the dimensions.. it's small and light. With that, you should know it's not going to be uber-bright. I bought it to use in my small Marmot Eos 2 tent for when I'm playing cards with a buddy at night in the rain. I've used it a few times now, and don't think having it around the fire would really do any good. Inside the vestibule though it works pretty well, it gives off a nice amount of light and I'm not worried about it burning my tent down around me. The DOWN SIDE- it pumps out so much heat that you would almost rather sit in the rain after you use it in your tent for a few minutes than put up with the temperature inside. I can see how in the other three seasons, this will be a fantastic little alternative to burning up batteries in my headlamps.
WHAT IS THE LIGHT OUTPUT IN LUMENS
WHAT IS THE LIGHT OUTPUT IN LUMENS
By: GREG2410596
September 10, 2008
I don't think that's quite right. The page that Jeff points to indicates that this outputs about 27 candlepower. Assuming they mean candela, then the luminous flux is roughly 325 lumens.
By: Geoffrey Buck
December 11, 2009
960 lumens @ 65 watts.http://www.brunton.com/product.php?id=333
By: moroni
October 7, 2008
Small, Lightweight, No Glass
By:
Daniel Philp
May 19, 2010
I love how small this is and that I don't have to worry about breaking the globe on my Coleman lantern.I typically use my Coleman on cabin trips, and I bought two of these to replace one of those. They'll be easier to pack and travel with, but the gas is more expensive, the lanterns are more expensive, and they likely cast less light together than the Coleman dual mantle lantern alone.I'll update this after I have an opportunity to use it for the purpose I intended. So far I have only use it to light up my kitchen, which it seemed to do as well as I expected.Update: Used it on a car camping trip where the weight, size, and glass of the larger coleman would not have been a bother, but it was nice to have this little, VERY stable lantern that produced plenty of light for our makeshift kitchen. In fact, we often complain that the Coleman makes too much light and we have to turn it down to protect our eyes, so this lantern was great all around.
Will it work with other types/brands of fuel containers.
Will it work with other types/brands of fuel containers.
By: jeffrey0302292943
July 6, 2008
Yes, it will work with other fuel canisters.
By: Matt Fuller
July 6, 2008
fun toy
By:
Derek Rowe
April 29, 2010
Great alternative to my Coleman Northstar - useful when I don't need to light up acres of land at a time. It's small enough that I feel safe using it inside of my tent vestibule.
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Alright, check out the dimensions.. it's small and light. With that, you should know it's not going to be uber-bright. I bought it to use in more...
Small, Lightweight, No Glass
I love how small this is and that I don't have to worry about breaking the globe on my Coleman lantern.I typically use my Coleman on cabin trips, and more...
- Material:
- Steel
- Dimensions:
- 4.5 x 2.6in (11.4 x 6.6cm)
- Weight:
- 5.8oz (164g)
- Output:
- 65W
- Burn Time:
- 8.5hr