[Shop-talk] Solar driveway runway lights?

[Donald H Locker]

Would reflector posts work for you? Good reflectors would be very
visible, cost less, and require less maintenance than lighted markers.
<https://www.trafficsafetystore.com/road-markers/set-of-ten> As long as
your reversing lamps work and the snow is not _too_ high, these will be
visible.

To make them directional, paint the side you don't want visible.

HTH,
Donald.
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On 2020-09-17 9:31 a.m., Jim Franklin wrote:
> It's impossible to back down my driveway at night because of the lack of light, so I need to add something. Ideally I'd have something like this; double ideally they'd be directional so they were only visible to someone backing down the driveway. And they'd need to be somewhat stout to deal with weather, errant feet, etc., but I think that's mostly an installation issue. Have any of you done anything like this? 
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> The project in the link below is a bit more complex than I want to get into but it gives you an idea. I'd like solar powered with a daylight sensor. I don't have an easy way to run power to the driveway. The bulky pathway lights at $30 apiece is way out of budget. 
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> https://www.pinterest.com/pin/14847873742968238/
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> thanks,
> jim
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