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

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Question: I'm looking at getting this lamp for indoors. Is there a base? Can the bulb be used without the solar part?
Document: It seemed to be getting less bright after a couple months, so I washed the "glass" (plexiglass) of the lamp part, and that brought it back to what it was at first. It's still giving off light at dawn, although not quite as bright as in early evening. The black duct tape has held the post pieces together (and isn't noticeable), the 2 ft. stakes and heavy flower pots around the base have kept it sturdy and straight.
I'm hoping with big flower pots around it again, it'll stay put. Problem #2 - The light bulb got dimmer and dimmer as the fall season wore on, and was giving off next to no light by the time I brought it indoors in early November, so I'm trying to find a replacement bulb; so far, no luck. Problem #3 - One of the rechargable batteries has already corroded, so those also need replacing after approximately 4 months of actual outdoor use.
No instructions, so had I not read that important fact here, I would've thought I'd gotten a lemon.) The 3 pc. pole is metal, the base and lamp are plastic. The base should've been metal also, and I'm guessing one would have to be careful not to tighten any mounting screws too much lest the base crack.
This lamp post is actually pretty nice. I ordered three of these. Although they did not arrive with instructions, the assembly was intuitive. Two of the units did not come on when I pushed the rocker switch on. It turns out that one lead was loosened during the shipping process. The minute I pushed the lead into place in the battery compartment, I was pleasantly surprised by the brightness of the bulb. I have a very expensive solar coach light on a three inch post.
The lamp up top and the base are plastic. Lightweight plastic. The lamp slides on to the pole snug and the pole slides into the base snug. This thing is not coming apart from wind or anything like that. The lamp is very light. I screwed in my bulb and turned on the very obvious on/off switch and the lamp lit right up. No problems with assembly, I am a 40 year old female and it me took less than 5 minutes with no tools required.
This product has a big solar cell, and strong light. I'm living in MI, and with cloudy winter and few sun light, It's still working good and charging. Its shape and size are good.I recumend this product because of its reasonable price
For now, we used black duct tape to hold the pole pieces together. We had quite a summer storm a few days after putting this up, and it held together and stayed in place during the high winds, but would've definitely been in the next county without the extra steps to secure it.
this item is a cheap way to add lighting to any yard area without wiring, great for decks and the corner areas in your yard. love it.. only thing I can add... when assembling use some type of super glue to attach the hardware..I used adhesive.
Bought this as a gift, arrived in the afternoon, I put it together and left it standing in our south-facing entry until dark, turned it on, and it had charged! I was impressed....it charged indoors with bright light but without direct sunlight (unless they come fully charged?? I doubt it but possible, I guess.).
I bought 2 solar lights from true power. One of the items they sold me didn't work on arrival. First that's not a good sign and 2nd I have to pay again for shipping and handling to resolve this issue. I will never do business with this company ever again. Not only was it cheap looking the light isn't bright what so ever.
Answer: yes