Camp/work light setups! Show them off!

I can’t be the only one that totally nerds out seeing all the sweet ass camp light setups. Post them up let’s see them!!!
I am installing Baja S2s on the side of the roof rack and a S2 in the rear bumper all with amber lens. Pics coming after I get a little free time to install..

 

Can’t wait to see…looking for ideas!

 

6 cyclones under the truck, found the rock lights provide excellent camp lighting. Soft and indirect.
6 national Luna touch lights on the alucab

 

Went camping this past weekend, and on my Walmart run for supplies, I found these. They take AA Batteries, and Lasted pretty much all night! They still work and haven't died yet. You get about 40 feet, and the line is kinda sticky/bendable, so you can twist-tie it and they hold on to anything! Definitely not the brightest, but if you are looking for a little extra light, they work great for $14!!
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Brightz-...16016?fulfillmentIntent=In-store&athbdg=L1600

 

This is what I’m talking about awesome!!!

 

These are cool!!

 

I use a Milwaukee Top Off system with LED outdoor light strings. They work pretty well. Each 48' string uses about 1A per hour, so my 8Ah battery lasts about 8 hours with one string.

 

Never seen that that’s cool!!

 

Yeah, I wanted to shy away from vehicle mounted/powered lights. You can always wire up 2 power supplies with an ACR, but you still always count on your vehicle. Would hate to wake up one morning and have a drained electrical system because I "forgot to turn off the lights". I like the various Milwaukee portable systems (M12/M18 flashlights, Top Off system etc) because I already carry tools/batteries. It's a bonus that most of the Milwaukee systems serve multiple functions (i.e. charging phones, cameras etc). It's easy and fairly compact to bring a couple of batteries and a light string.

 

I am in love with these Feit lights from Costco. I use them when working on the car as they have a magnetic handle so they stick everywhere. Around the camp site, I stick them to the bed side or just set them up high and angle them down to provide lighting. Security is a concern along with draining the battery so like others, I didn't want to mount any lights on the exterior. As a bonus, they're usb rechargeable and in an emergency they're also able to be used as a usb battery pack to charge your phone or other small items. I honestly keep two inside the bed (I have a tonneau cover) at all times.

https://www.costco.com/feit-electri...men-work-light,-2-pack.product.100763962.html

For string lights, I use these around the camp site

$33 MPOWERD Luci Solar String Lights + Phone Charger: White 18' Rechargeable via Solar or USB-A, 100 Lumens LEDs, Lasts Up to 20 Hours, Waterproof, Camping, Backyard, and Travel

https://www.amazon.com/MPOWERD-Charger-Batteries-Quick-Charge-Waterproof/dp/B07KYPDPKC

Solar powered, but can also be charged via usb and provide enough lighting.

 

Those are cool! 18 feet is a solid length for some lights…

 

2 on the other side aswell on my high roof topper.

 

Nice I like that idea on the rails…

 

I'm a bit biased because I already have a bunch of Milwaukee equipment/batteries, but I really like the rover series. Magnetic base is strong enough to stick most places, has a tiltable light pod, and can also be used as a charger as well...







Sticks in wheel wells, frame etc...

 

Meso dual colors map lights are sweet!
After shots
Before

 

Beach camping at the salton sea tonight.

 

That’s badass!! What are the red under lights?

 

redarc battery mgmt system?

 

I kinda nerded out a little bit. 14 Baja designs rock lights in red.

 

No. Just a dual battery set up from off grid engineering. I think a red arc maybe a system I may install in the future.