On Jun 1, 8:57*am, The Ghost in The Machine
wrote:
On Jun 1, 8:16*am, jamesgangnc wrote:





On Jun 1, 1:42*am, Kurt Ullman wrote:

One of the solar lights around my planting bed has decided to start
flashing all night. Actually strobing is probably a better indicator of
how fast it is flashing. Anybody have any ideas about cause and how to
fix or should I just pick up another one next time I an out.

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"Even I realized that money was to politicians what the ecalyptus tree is to koala bears: food, water, shelter and something to crap on."
*---PJ O'Rourke

I've had them do that. *I fooled around with one for a bit but decided
that they wrere made to be pretty much disposable. *I've had better
luck with the walmart $3 ones than any others for longevity. * Plus
when a $3 one does crap out you don't feel the need to do anything
other than throw it in the trash and stick in a new one.

HASN''T ANY OF YOU TRIED REMOVING THE RECHARGEABLE CELLS AND BOOSTING
THEM ON A BENCH CHARGER?????IF THE CELLS ARE STILL GOOD, IT WORKS
AGAIN LIKE NEW.
PAT GARRET ECUM
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Yes, I've done that. You can use an ordinary nicad recharger.
Problem is that if the fixture can't keep it charged enough it will
fail again soon.