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	<title>Outdoor Solar Lights &#187; pathway solar lights</title>
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		<title>where can i find solar lights?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 24 Sep 2009 06:02:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I am wanting to light our pathway for our wedding ceremony with solar lights since it will be sunset when we get married. I am having a hard time finding some that are cheap but still nice. We have a path of over 300 feet but will probably only use 100 or so but this [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am wanting to light our pathway for our wedding ceremony with solar lights since it will be sunset when we get married.  I am having a hard time finding some that are cheap but still nice.  We have a path of over 300 feet but will probably only use 100 or so but this is also the pathway that the guest will walk down.  Does anyone have any ideas????   HELP!<script type="text/javascript"><!--
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<p>Have you thought of doing paper luminaries? I thing that would look awesome and more decorative. And much more cost effective. But if you want the solar lights check Big Lots</p>
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		<title>Is white stains from water going to prevent my solar panels to work properly?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 24 Sep 2009 05:50:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I installed solar pathway lights in my lawn along the pathway. The water from the sprinkler form white stains on the solar panel. Is that going to cause problem or prevent the battery from charging? If yes, what options do I have to reduce it? Yes the water calcium stains will reduce the power and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I installed solar pathway lights in my lawn along the pathway. The water from the sprinkler form white stains on the solar panel. Is that going to cause problem or prevent the battery from charging? If yes, what options do I have to reduce it?<br />
<br />Yes the water calcium stains will reduce the power and light produced<br />
to stop the water from landing directly onto the panels use a light<br />
coat of petrolium gel on the surface then lay a layer of clear plastic<br />
wrap banded to the light fixture the plastice wrap will keep the lens<br />
free of calcium and water contaminate off the lens so the solar panel<br />
will be able to perform without the oxidation the calcium and water<br />
contaminates will cause build up and haze up the lens also birds dropping will cause pitting the plastic wrap will stop this damage<br />
and a small thin application of pertrolium gelly will make the surface<br />
stay clear so light will enter the panel without acting as a barrier<br />
so the panel will work as it was designed. Oxidation on any electrical<br />
conductor  will deminish its output effectiveness. Most exterior solar<br />
units are grounded enough to not be affected adversly by some water<br />
but the oxidation of the conduit connectors needs to be avoided to maximize the output with loss of power generated. the wrap will<br />
act as a barrier to the water contaminates like fluoride and chlorine in drinking water. And some tap water contains calcium and nitrates which show up as discoloration on water shower taps head and faucets. If your area has flouride or chlorinated water avoid the lamps<br />
contact with all water sprinklers output Its a waste of free power<br />
and expense of installing these lights if you dont take care of them<br />
to last as long as possible to offset there cost to operation.</p>
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