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    Chrony F1 Lighting

    Needed two small reading lamps for the office and found neat little rechargeable ones on Amazon for £9 delivered. Just tried them on the F1 indoors, perfecto !

    pics here
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    Hello, just a small thing. I thought that the glass on the sensors were clean but I was wrong, shining a light down inside the housing then the front one was dusty and worse still the rear one had a match head size lump of fluff on the sensor, I use floor tiles in the pellet back stop and a piece had bounced!
    Now have a tub of cotton buds to hand.
    Cheers.
    Geoff.

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    Good tip !
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    Nice lighting solution What I like about that is the lamps are free standing.

    I have the 'factory' Chrony lighting kit (because it was a very good deal as a whole package when I bought my Chrony), but I've found the whole thing to be very top-heavy and therefore unstable with trailing cables and the lights mounted on the sky screens.

    Another Chrony tip - If you want something to aim through, without using the metal guide pole supplied (which will break the plastic if you hit one with a pellet), then use drinking straws.


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    Do they work OK?

    LED lights supposedly give false readings because they flicker.

    Just watch slow mo in Top Gear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Murphy View Post
    Do they work OK?

    LED lights supposedly give false readings because they flicker.

    Just watch slow mo in Top Gear.
    I thought it was most other lights that flickered and LED were the ones ?
    Anyway appears very accurate and consistent and hasn't missed a beat in my full 15 minutes of testing
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