Whilst doing my occasional check to see if pedalite have produced 
clipless pedals yet, I found that they have started producing solar 
powered lights to fit on rucksacks (called a Baglite, strange spelling.)
After a quick search of the web I could not find anyone selling them, so 
a check on:

http://www.pedalite.com/PR22sept08.aspx

turned up the launch date, which explains why I have not seen them in 
the wild. Anyway they look like a good idea for additional winter lighting.

Martin.

I don't see it say how long they take to charge?

Too long would be my guess.

Jc.

Josey  wrote:
> I don't see it say how long they take to charge?
> 
> Too long would be my guess.

Weak winter sun behind cloud doesn't strike me as the best time to charge
some lights.  How long do those solar powered garden lights work after dark
in the winter?  How does the light output and solar cell size compare?

Theo

On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 23:20:59 +0100
Martin  wrote:

> Whilst doing my occasional check to see if pedalite have produced 
> clipless pedals yet, I found that they have started producing solar 
> powered lights to fit on rucksacks (called a Baglite, strange
> spelling.) After a quick search of the web I could not find anyone
> selling them, so a check on:
> 
> http://www.pedalite.com/PR22sept08.aspx
> 
I read the subject as "Solar powered tits" - strangely, looking at
the picture on that page I wasn't much wrong.  :-)