I've been looking for a good outdoor solar lantern for a few years. While this one isn't perfect, it's pretty darn close. It's durable, stylish and affordable. I'd call it great. All the info in today's email...
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Does anyone know of a good set of landscaping lights like this... that has a remote sensor cell? And is also inexpensive?
The path we want to light at night is shaded during the day so the cells can't store up much energy. A remote sensor, theoretically would soak up the energy from a sunny spot in the yard... and link to the other lamps at night.
Any ideas? Thanks.