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Question: can this lantern be used indoors like in a power outage
Document: I bought this lantern because it was small and I like the bright light these lanterns throw, and the coleman hiss for nostalgic reasons. The size difference between this and the larger dual fuel one wasn't clear to me, so I ordered that by mistake first, and returned it at small cost. I like the idea of a case to protect it, anyway.The first time I used this one, it worked fine.
This is a great lantern, have an older model that is still in use and works great after 19 years. Had to buy another one as the price was to good to pass up, and it is still made in the USA. Highly recomend this lantern for camping or power outages. The liquid gas is much better than propane bottles as it last twice as long as my friends propane.
Pretty impressed with the quality of this product. We've lost power so many times that this will become handy next time it happens. I've tested it a couple of times and had no issues with it at all.
This is the best lantern on the market. Word of warning, the case has a tendency to drop out since it is secured from the bottom. So make sure you secure the bottom before carrying (i used a bungee cord).
The carrying case is fine, you just have to snap the closures shut. You will here an audible click. Those that have had their lanterns fall to the ground simply dont understand this and cause their own problems. Dual fuel will be nice if there is an extended power loss. A five gallon can of fuel would power this thing for probably a month.
This is a great lantern. I have not setup and used one of these beauties in 20+ years. I was just as I remember, and lit perfectly right off the bat. Could not beat the price.I have read other reviews that indicated the case bottom will fall right out, but I have checked the design and function of my case, and I just don't see how it could fall off?
Just got back from a camping trip where I used this lantern and case. At first, I thought I might have made a mistake in buying this lantern over the Coleman Powerhouse lantern after I unpacked it. It's on the small compact size and I was hoping that it wouldn't be underpowered. It definitely didn't disappoint! It easily lit up our campsite and then some, and since it's compact, didn't take up a lot of room for packing and storing in my garage after we were done.
I have been camping for years. We usually go what we call caveman style, where we use the fire and a few candles at night. Then one trip a friend loaned us a Coleman duke fuel lantern and low and behold, We Could SEE! We have used our own lantern twice already and I was able to fill it, add  the mantels, and get it light with out any problems. We still use it on a low setting as we slowly moving away from complete darkness camping.
I did my homework and expected the pros and cons of this type of lantern so I am satisfied w my purchase. Suggestions: buy extra mantels, light for the first time during daylight prior to expected first use and have a grill type lighter. I used matches, less than ideal. It takes a little more effort to get it going than propane but it lasts longer. No foul odors using coleman fuel. Expect to spill while fueling.
I bought this Coleman lantern to use while RV camping. I have had Coleman lanterns for many years, and they have always been good. I think this new one is the best one I have ever bought. It is well made, and I like the carrying case.
Answer: yes