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On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 18:22:17 GMT, "NE Sailboat"
wrote: At this point I'm wondering if the solar light actually works. I have a couple on my dock and I'm not impressed. They are not very bright, have a bluish glow, and rarely last more than about 4 hours after sunset. |
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The one's I got at home depot two years ago stay lit for about 10
hours. They don't throw off that much light that the reflected surface is readable (cant read a book, in fact you can barely see your feet), but when you look at them they appear bright (for that matter you cannot read a book from an anchor light either -- even up close) Wayne.B wrote: On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 18:22:17 GMT, "NE Sailboat" wrote: At this point I'm wondering if the solar light actually works. I have a couple on my dock and I'm not impressed. They are not very bright, have a bluish glow, and rarely last more than about 4 hours after sunset. |
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