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Wind 'N Go Mini LED Lantern
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Never again worry about being caught in the dark without electricity or flashlight batteries: this mini-LED lantern just needs a bit of winding to work -- no batteries, gas or charging necessary. About one minutes' worth of winding will get you an hour of clean, reliable, ambient light. Use it for camping, home power outages, even as a child's night light.
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