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Lighting Around a horsehoe driveway
White LED flashlights are really nice. I have used a hard hat mounted light that ran on 2 AAA cells. They claimed that it would stay on continuously for 200 hours. It was about as bright as a normal penlight flashlight, but had more diffuse light from three or four LEDS. It was certainly bright enough to work safely in a dark electrical panel.
There are larger and brighter versions that are the size of full size flashlights running on D cells. These sometimes combine LED light for diffuse area lighting with a halogen bulb for intense spot lighting. Most of these claim 200 hours or so continuous on a set of batteries and 100K hours on the LEDs.
Since they seem to be so energy efficient, it makes sense that they would use them for solar powered lighting. I am also a pilot, so I need to look for a flashlight that will switch from white to red LEDs. The long life is a real plus when you pull the flashlight out of your flightbag.
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Here is a link to an internet LED source. I have not bought anything from them and won't vouch for them.
It looks like they already have LED interior lighting.
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