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August 23, 2008

Articulated Binary Telescoping Remote Control Solar Light

Jpip

That's a mouthful.

Looks like something left on the "WALL•E" cutting room floor.

From the website:

    Articulated Solar Light

    This articulated solar light has two independent telescoping stalks (similar to a snail's ommatophores) that swivel 360°, allowing you to cast light in any direction once it is mounted to a wall or post or staked into the ground.

    A central solar panel provides power to the lights, which each use ten LEDs to generate a bright spotlight up to 20 feet for nine hours.

    An included remote control allows you to turn the lights on and off from up to 20 feet away.

    11-1/2"L x 6"W x 3-3/4"D.

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Piujiuj

Lots of good Halloween fun here.

$59.95.

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