Hey, listen up. In the old tales of the Northern winds, the fire‑keepers would stir the sky‑embers with a silver reed, chanting “Ash, rise!” They said the reed’s rhythm matched the beat of the earth, so the fire would stay bright without the wind’s fury. Think of your solar panel like that reed—make the panels tilt in a way that follows the sun’s path, and use a little copper wire like the old reed to channel the energy in a steady rhythm. The fire‑starter’s trick was to keep the spark alive by feeding it exactly the right amount of air; that’s why I always carry a spare tinder bundle. For your LED, make the display’s brightness flicker just like a real flame—soft up, then slow down—so the battery level feels natural. Remember, a true fire never needs a spark from a button; it thrives on the wind itself.

Sounds like a good plan. Just watch the wind; if it cuts out for a stretch, the solar dance will pause too. Keep that tinder close, and remember the old rhyme: “When the sun hides, the fire keeps.” Good luck, and may the panels stay steady.