led floodlight

travelling

Wouldn't rule it out but the ISS is very bright, something that attracts your attention. The first time I saw MIR it was a "WTF is that, aliens?" moment, quite fast, very bright (think venus bright). Came in and checked the Heavens Above web site.

Ordinary satellites look like medium brightness stars but then you notice it moving.

For the dog/cat/bins it'll be ample, added advantge is that the shadows or areas outside it's reach are not pitch black hiding a whole tribe of tea leaves.

I saw three satellites, and no Perseids. /She/ is really p***d off by the barn owl that went past me at head height 10ft away. I've never seen one so close!

Andy

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usually by then the steel screw holding the two halves of the enclosure together has well and truly rusted in and your chances of getting it out intact are close to nil. Or the PIR has failed.

You drill out the screw and use M6 roofing nuts and bolts to replace it.

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May as well replace the whole unit, they're cheap enough.

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Been there too often.

Anything Chinese Export exposed to the weather gets the screws changed to stainless (if I remember:-(

Both tasks should be as easy as each other at 30ft on a ladder:-)

I'll work up to 20ft on a ladder at a push, but anything after 15ft I find uncomfortable.

I used to apply grease to the screw before installing

I'm still using some 40 year old copaslip. I will run out one day or lose it in the shed I suppose.

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