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 studies have shown that postive feedback works better. Driver should get a shock until he obtains target lock, then it stops.
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14-01-2006, 23:08
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Re: pic: cathode light assembly
At first outs was extremely dim, after about 3 minutes it got brighter, then I walked down to the wood shop to get some tools, and when i got back about 10-15 minutes later, it was very bright. I believe that the lights just need to worm up..
Our box took about an hour to make and about 30 minutes to wire. I wired it up to one of our 12v batteries and used a breaker panel from 2 years ago and a 20amp fuse to power it. I was just wondering if anyone else used the correct offset for the lights from the diffuser panel? Also, ours was plenty bright with just wood, has anyone compared a wood box to the official boxes to see how the light compares? 
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