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Post by fisherman on Jul 30, 2012 11:24:09 GMT -7
???need a little help, with the Auto World Starting Light (christmas tree) i.m in a build with 12 foot ceiling and lots of light but having trouble with the christmas tree coming on..Go out side and it works..What do you do?? Thanks
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Post by kiwidave on Jul 30, 2012 16:56:25 GMT -7
I had a problem with energy saver bulbs messing up my AW sensors. Try a normal light bulb in a lamp close to your starting track
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Post by bondoman2k on Jul 30, 2012 16:58:18 GMT -7
Try putting some sort of light closer to the eyes, and shining directly on them. A lot of guys in the past used the 'cheap' clamp lights that used household bulbs and had the big metal 'awning' (big round circle..lol) around the bulb. Personally I would think this might cause a fire hazard, since those things get HOT! Used to use those to dry paint on my diecasts when I customized them, so I know how hot they can get! I've been thinking alot about those 'multiple led light' type setups. Those can be found at Walmart, or any hardware store (as well as the other clamp lights). Actually, my track worked right away when I tried it after I bought it, but a lot of guys have had the probs you are having. Altho I still don't have my track up and working yet..lol...so I don't know the 'best' lights to use as of right now. Definitely tho, try some type of more pinpointed light source that shines directly on the eyes on the track. Hopefully, that should help with your problem. Ron (Bondo)
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Post by dragfool on Jul 30, 2012 18:39:48 GMT -7
I tried the LED lights and also compact Fluorescent and neither of them would activate the light sensors on my AW track so I went to just regular light bulbs in a floor lamp. I bought 2 floor lamps for $40.00.
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Post by kiwidave on Jul 30, 2012 20:01:11 GMT -7
Should have mentioned the energy saver bulbs we have here are more like a Fluorescent bulb.
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Post by fisherman on Jul 31, 2012 8:50:34 GMT -7
More light helps, Thanks for the Information..
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