Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does this have the candelabra base?
Document: Put these on our garage lights--they burned out while the cheaper candelabra bulb in the other fixture is still trucking. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong and I know the estimated life does not account for &#34;always on&#34; use but I expected a bit more from them.
a lightbulb.....that is about it! We have them outside and they do light up the porch and by the garage.
What can I say, it's a light bulb. I flip the switch, it lights up. I flip the switch again, it turns off. Simple as that.
We couldn't find a 60 watt post light bulb in any of our local stores; they only carried 100 watt bulbs which were blowing out very fast because the instructions on the lamp posts specified no larger than 60 watt. I ordered two from Amazon and have had no problems with them.
This was a replacement for my a light on the front of my house. It was very hard to find.
This bulb was advertised as at least a one year bulb that would work for that length of time the first one I used lasted less than a month I think it is either defectively made or bad advertisement the only reason I gave it two stars because it is a brighter bulb
These look very pretty at night in our new watered glass coach lights. It's nice to have found something that still looks nice instead of the government forced junk,
Provide a good bit of light out front where we have a long set of stairs leading to the front door. It will be appreciated if these have a longer life that the GEs we had previously.
Pleased with the quality of the light and the time they last in an outside post light environment. Seem to handle the elements well.
Out of the four I purchased, one was DOA and the others didn't last anywhere as long as they should have. I just wish there was a better alternative for outside lights.
Answer: yes