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18-02-2002, 17:36
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Vertically = Rightside up?
My team was wondering the same thing (whether or not we could place the light upside down). If you look at the checklist, it says that the light must be mounted vertically... we decided that meant you could *technically* mount it upsdide down but we decided that we wouldn't risk it - vertically could be a bad way of saying rightside up... yea.
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