Battery powered dome light

[6thtexas]

I bought a '92 Geo 4X4 for a hunting vehicle and the dome light doesn't work. My mechanic tells me that it would be pretty expensive to track down the short and replace the fixture. Can anyone suggest a good AA powered dome light I could stick in the vehicle?

Thanks in advance.

 

[violatorjf]

Go to Home Depot's website and search for Energizer Hardcase 3AA 50 Lumen Magnetic Area Light and Dorcy 3AA LED Tent Light. Both are about $10/ea. I own the Energizer but not the Dorcy so I can't really say which would be better. If you can figure out a way to attach it then I think either one of these would probably work fine, but if you live in an area with cold weather I would probably put Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries in them. They're expensive but they should be able to handle the cold.

 

[Colt808]

I picked up a couple of Rite Light 3-packs off Amazon for $14.70/pk, to use in my gun safes. The light output from the 5 LED's is pretty good.

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BUT...I'd recommend getting a generic automotive ceiling lamp (something with a switch) and having it wired to the fuse block. They're pretty cheap and you won't have to worry about batteries. :thumbsup: