Utahns last night: "Screw our firefighters, it is anti-American to ban fireworks and I'm gonna light them regardless! Freeeeeeeedom!"
Luckily that fire started in Provo was extinguished promptly. I hope they catch those responsible.
"...that nobody will bother us because it is such a barren shithole."
I assume is what he actually said?
I'm not sure if this the ideal place for this post but I'm giving it a go.
Just moved into a new home that isn't set up well for outdoor low voltage lighting (without incurring enormous expense). The prior owners had already installed a lot of solar lighting everywhere, but I just watched a news story about a home in Tennessee that burnt to the ground because a lithium battery in a cheap Amazon solar light ignited. We live in southern Utah where the sun bakes these lights all day and temps are consistently 100+ F (and we already have a 20,000 acre wildfire nearby).
The ones around the house are an amalgamation of different lights:
- Nicely made bronze path lights from Volt, but they use 18650 3.7v batteries (the most likely to ignite from what I've read)
- Cheap Amazon path lights but they do use LiFePO4 batteries
- Ground lights that use nickel batteries
- Cheap fence post lights from Amazon that look like the ones that started the Tennessee fire.
Should I just ditch the idea of solar altogether, or is there a brand/battery out there that will let me rest easy at night?
I could scroll for days and not get to the end. I assume that all of these poor creatures get the Kristi Noem treatment if they don't sell.
Please do not buy from these scumbags.
Mine got damaged in a crash unfortunately. Canyon doesn't have any replacements and aftermarket seems to have every single size except XL. I've been patiently waiting/searching since last year, to no avail. Hoping to find someone looking to sell theirs and upgrade!
These come with new Sram hydraulic cables and keep the fluid from leaking. They thread into the stealth-a-majig barb. I've searched far and wide and can't find extras for sale anywhere.