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[John L Nobile]

No, because it's not dependent on the type of fluid, it's dependent on the type of sensors.

That's always been my understanding. I hope you're right Caleb.

[Suede Pierce]

^^^ "Welcome Wagon"

I accidentally posted it twice and I contacted a moderator and I guess it got moved in with the original. I read every response and I appreciate every response. Thank you to everyone who responded.

[Suede Pierce]

I accidentally posted it twice and I contacted a moderator and I guess it got moved in with the original. I read every response and I appreciate every response. Thank you to everyone who responded.

Sorry, replied to the wrong thing. Still learning everything.

[Steve-White]

Sorry, replied to the wrong thing. Still learning everything.

This is definitely a problem.  Many lights only attain their best appearance and visual performance with some kind of atmospheric in use.

I just added two more lights to the system for a DJ system.  Looked at some real cool looking narrow beam moving heads, but they would barely be visible without haze.  So, added two more Chauvet DJ Intimidator 260's to the system for a total of 4.  The Intimidators don't look as good as the narrow beam lights with haze, but some halls for wedding receptions won't allow it and outdoors it's not effective.  The 260's have gobo's and a prism in them and can be used to hit dance floor, stage backdrop and ceiling as well as the mirror ball - still look pretty good without haze.

Just something to consider.

[Debbie Dunkley]

I accidentally posted it twice and I contacted a moderator and I guess it got moved in with the original. I read every response and I appreciate every response. Thank you to everyone who responded.

Well that makes sense because when I responded to you I could have sworn there were no other response yet.

[Suede Pierce]

This is definitely a problem.  Many lights only attain their best appearance and visual performance with some kind of atmospheric in use.

I just added two more lights to the system for a DJ system.  Looked at some real cool looking narrow beam moving heads, but they would barely be visible without haze.  So, added two more Chauvet DJ Intimidator 260's to the system for a total of 4.  The Intimidators don't look as good as the narrow beam lights with haze, but some halls for wedding receptions won't allow it and outdoors it's not effective.  The 260's have gobo's and a prism in them and can be used to hit dance floor, stage backdrop and ceiling as well as the mirror ball - still look pretty good without haze.

Just something to consider.

Thanks something i will defenitly look into.

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