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Re: [APML]: Active Light Pollution Reduction

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Subject: Re: [APML]: Active Light Pollution Reduction
From: joneil@obs.empath.on.ca (Joseph O'Neil)
Date: Mon, 21 Oct 96 19:17:19 EDT
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Mike Regish <mregish@village.yvv.com> writes:

>         How long would the light stay out? I could maybe use this at my
> house...heh, heh, heh ;)
> 

  I think the circuitry in these photocells are improving.  aBout ten 
years ago when this first happened, the light would cycle out for a good 
20 minutes at least.  Today, when i see lights flashed out (lightning, 
etc), they seem to cycle back on within 5 minutes.
joe

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- Re: [APML]: Active Light Pollution Reduction
  - From: Mike Regish <mregish@village.yvv.com>

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