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Coleman StormBeam Dynamo Lantern with Radio and Cell Phone Chargers | 
enlarge | Brand: Coleman
List Price: $39.99 Buy New: $34.35 You Save: $5.64 (14%)
Rating: 2 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.4 Dimensions (in): 11.5 x 10 x 6
MPN: 4346-707 Model: 4346-707 UPC: 076501225099 EAN: 0076501225099 ASIN: B00168OD6C
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| Features:
| • | No outside power source needed -- great for power outages and emergencies | | • | 1 minute of cranking provides 15 minutes of usable light | | • | Built-in FM radio with channel scan, to keep up with weather and emergency broadcasts | | • | 6 most common cell-phone charger adapters stored inside lantern cap | | • | Bright 0.7-watt LED never needs replacing |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description Stormbeam, Dynamo Lantern With FM Radio & Cell Phone Chargers, 0.7W LED For Bright Light & Extended Run Times, Dynamo Crank Powered Lantern, 1 Minute Of Cranking Results In 15 Minutes Of Useable Light, 6 Most Common Cell Phone Charger Adapters That Store Inside The Flashlight When Not In Use, Dynamo Handle Folds Under When Not In Use, Convenient Personal Size For Easy Storage When Not In Use.
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| Customer Reviews:
Mine came damaged :( November 26, 2008 Timberwolf (Aiken, SC) Mine came defective and drove me nuts for awhile cause I would follow the instructions exactly and the light would stay on for like 1 min or 2 then start dimming to a worthless glow. Finally I just upped and bought one at Wal-mart the same exact thing and it worked fine. So as with all electrical stuff beware ordering them on internet as they can come beat up and may be a hassle to return. But Amazon has good customer service so your covered chief. Thank You Amazon .. never have so many owed so much to so few....
Lots of features, but high/low didn't work October 18, 2008 Lynn Scheerhorn 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I liked the fact that this choice of product had many features, like the radio, the cell phone chargers, and that it could operate with no power source. I chose the crank only option because I do mission work in remote parts of the world. The only problem I had was that the high / low switch either didn't work, or was damaged in transit. The bulb(s) associated with it might have been damaged. I won't ever know, because I can't return it. It was left as a gift in Haiti.
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