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The end-of-train (EOT) lantern is a handheld {{pll|Items Overview|item}}, serving as a weak omnidirectional red {{pll|Time of Day|light source}}. A {{pll|Lighter|lighter}} is needed to turn it on. There is a knob on the side that controls the dipping of the wick in oil. This drives the light intensity and is also used to put the lantern out.

The end-of-train (EOT) lantern is a handheld item , serving as a weak omnidirectional red light source . A lighter is needed to turn it on. There is a knob on the side that controls the dipping of the wick in oil. This drives the light intensity and is also used to put the lantern out.

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	The end-of-train (EOT) lantern is a weak~~, handheld~~ omnidirectional red light source. ~~It requires a~~ lighter to ~~be turned~~ on. There is a knob on the side that controls the dipping of the wick in oil. This drives the light intensity and is also used to put the lantern out.		The end-of-train (EOT) lantern is a handheld {{pll\|Items Overview\|item}}, serving as a weak omnidirectional red {{pll\|Time of Day\|light source}}. A {{pll\|Lighter\|lighter}} is needed to turn it on. There is a knob on the side that controls the dipping of the wick in oil. This drives the light intensity and is also used to put the lantern out.