Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will it work on flag pole buddy?
Document: But it won't attach to the 6' flag pole I have. Must provide an adaptor to fit on the 6' pole and it would work fine.
Led Solar Power Flag pole light.. don't like because it won't light up. It doesn't work. i've tired everything i can think off to get it working.
I haven't installed it yet on my new flag pole. Waiting for warmer weather. All the lights work and it is taking a charge. We will see how much light it produces once it is on there. Seems pretty bright.
The Sunnytech Flag Light is the perfect light for my set of 4' x 6' flags on a 25' pole. t lights well and had a dim night. The solar cells on the light work well.
I purchased this for our communtiy flag pole some weeks ago now. It is still working fine. Unfortunately this time of year it does not get as much sunlight for re-charging but still seems to work well.
This is our second solar flag pole light we have ordered. The first is still in use and we really like it. This one, however, was for church but it didn't work so we are sending it back but will definitely reorder. That happens sometimes:-)  Would still recommend this light.
Easy to install on my really good 25&#34; flag pole, but, in my case, this product failed to perform as advertised. The illuminated zone failed to include the flag, except for just a small area at the very top. Great idea but it just didn't work.
I have a 20 foot flag pole and really struggle to keep it lit properly. This light works great and stays lit ALL night! I have a more expensive solar pole mounted light that doesn't work near as well.
The light was delivered on time, was easy to install and provided adequate light to leave my flag flying all night. Since it requires no wiring it is really easy to install. It does require you to be able to reach the top of your flag pole so it would not work on a permanent pole if you can't reach the top.
Took awhile to figure out why it would light up fine on the ground but not on top of my flagpole. I have a telescoping flag pole and once we lowered it one section the light (aka: flying saucer) worked fine. Turns out we had some streetlight interference. Looks good, has been through a couple of thunderstorms and continued to work just fine. Winter will be the real test!
Answer: yes