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Solar Powered Night Lights

Step 3Remove LEDs

Remove LEDs
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Remove LEDs from the lights and attach to a twisted pair of wires long enough to go down the vent into your house. I used a small connector attached to a short pair of wires coming from the light. Then connect to your longer pair. Doing so will make disconnection for servicing easy. You can use a pair of wirenuts instead of the connector.
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Apr 18, 2010. 5:27 PMflying pie says:
im going to camp a i want light in a tent and to charge a ds and phone/ labtop also power a cfl
Apr 29, 2009. 8:40 AMdoo da do says:
First solar yard light I have seen with 2 batteries.
Dec 31, 2009. 4:35 PMHycro says:
The solar lights we have that are similar in look to those ones are two-battery setups...
Jun 6, 2009. 11:27 PMlil27mike27big says:
Well i am making one solar yard light and i hooked 3 panels together and hooked all 3 lights up 2 lights to the one light and then now it works great & for the batterys i am using one C.battery.

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