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   David Smyth
   October 24th, 2009 - 21:19

   Ok, let me first say that I have them on a small wooded 3. 5 acre lot. . only to call back and 2 acres. I lined the perimeter of 10 of these units and has ordered more than 10. The range of motion sensor. . is about 30-40 feet. I think the amount of light is good for sunlight. Installation was easy, I agree that there is not much flexiblity but I didn't need to simply hang up. But here's a minor thing. . it does not seem to be the photocell. . In other words. . those fires that seem to know when its dark outside. . they come in the day when they see movement. . isn't this a waste of batteries? I think the addition of a photocell to determine which add cost and another thing that could break and lower reliablity. . so I still give it 5 stars light. .
     Rating: 5 / 5
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   A. Murgo
   October 24th, 2009 - 21:49

   For the price it is adequate lighting. Be aware that this enlightenment is typical of this type of bulb. However, it is reliable. The solar panel is not secure in its holder, but this effect is small enough for you on every operation.
     Rating: 4 / 5
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   T. Johnson
   October 24th, 2009 - 23:28

   It works as advertised, but it is not very flexible = head does not tilt down far, and you can mount it upside down. To bypass it, I mounted face down, which worked. Note that the batteries included if you continue to stay put for a long time, it will kill the batteries quickly. An interesting thing is that the included rechargeable AA batteries are easily replaced or upgraded to the more powerful. Side note-head is large enough to accommodate a reflector, but since the LEDs are a source of light very directional, I do not know how much additional power to the reflector is simply make it bigger. . . .
     Rating: 3 / 5

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