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Solar-powered equipment, such as {{pll|Remote Controller|remote controllers}} and {{pll|Flashlight|flashlights}}, charges the quickest at peak daylight, depending on {{pll|Weather|weather}}. In shadows, or at twilight, the equipment still charges, but at a lower capacity. At night, however, it does not charge.

Solar-powered equipment, such as remote controllers and flashlights , charges the quickest at peak daylight, depending on weather . In shadows, or at twilight, the equipment still charges, but at a lower capacity. At night, however, it does not charge.

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	Solar-powered equipment, such as {{pll\|Remote Controller\|remote controllers}} and {{pll\|Flashlight\|flashlights}}, charges the quickest at peak daylight, depending on {pll\|Weather\|weather}}. In shadows, or at twilight, the equipment still charges, but at a lower capacity. At night, however, it does not charge.		Solar-powered equipment, such as {{pll\|Remote Controller\|remote controllers}} and {{pll\|Flashlight\|flashlights}}, charges the quickest at peak daylight, depending on {{pll\|Weather\|weather}}. In shadows, or at twilight, the equipment still charges, but at a lower capacity. At night, however, it does not charge.