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‎2008-10-18 01:13 PM - last edited on ‎2023-05-11 03:55 PM by Community Admin

‎2008-10-18 01:13 PM
I am trying to position a fluoro light so that it shines onto the ceiling from behind a TV cabinet. At the moment I am not able to rotate it or position it in a way so that the beam throws upwards onto the ceiling. Any ideas?
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Dwight
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‎2008-10-18 02:22 PM

‎2008-10-18 02:22 PM
fake it with a light cone.

make the start diameter large.
Dwight Atkinson
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Anonymous
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‎2008-10-18 02:29 PM

‎2008-10-18 02:29 PM
...that's what I ended up doing.Thought there might be a simpler way...seems to fake it pretty well though...thanks for your help
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Dwight
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‎2008-10-18 02:32 PM

‎2008-10-18 02:32 PM
It's in my book.
Dwight Atkinson
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