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PostPosted: Mon 7-Nov-2005 14:30    Post subject: Vista Question? Reply with quote

What is the advrage speed of a Sweep light?
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PostPosted: Mon 7-Nov-2005 14:41    Post subject: Reply with quote

Tim, what do you mean by advrage speed? Like slow, medium, etc.?
Isn't it roughly the same as in a MX7000? I would think there is a default speed, if you will, simply because those things would break if they were designed to move extremely fast?
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PostPosted: Mon 7-Nov-2005 14:47    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote

[quote:530c6067bb=\"James Harrow\"]Tim, what do you mean by advrage speed? Like slow, medium, etc.?
Isn't it roughly the same as in a MX7000? I would think there is a default speed, if you will, simply because those things would break if they were designed to move extremely fast?


How many flashes does the motor put out?
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PostPosted: Mon 7-Nov-2005 14:56    Post subject: Reply with quote

wow, ok, I get it now. It would be tough to say, but I know what you mean. (60fpm, 90fpm, etc.)
Hmmmm.
Maybe nmfire would be willing to sit there and count the flashes his makes each minute.

Tim, I have to ask you before everyone else does: Why do you need this information? Are you just curious?

I'm simply asking,,,not trying to be a wiseguy.
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PostPosted: Mon 7-Nov-2005 15:12    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote

[quote:04c327436f=\"James Harrow\"]wow, ok, I get it now. It would be tough to say, but I know what you mean. (60fpm, 90fpm, etc.)
Hmmmm.
Maybe nmfire would be willing to sit there and count the flashes his makes each minute.

Tim, I have to ask you before everyone else does: Why do you need this information? Are you just curious?

I'm simply asking,,,not trying to be a wiseguy.


Well the reason I am asking is because I am thinking of ditching my 5 rotators and just keeping the lower level lights.Also someone said a long time agos Vista sweeps suck.Thanks
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PostPosted: Mon 7-Nov-2005 15:45    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote

[quote:a9f4c4fa46=\"James Harrow\"]Tim, what do you mean by advrage speed? Like slow, medium, etc.?
Isn't it roughly the same as in a MX7000? I would think there is a default speed, if you will, simply because those things would break if they were designed to move extremely fast?


Having had owned a Vista and MX; there is a BIG difference between the two and their sweep speeds. The speed of the MX sweeps is much faster than the Vista sweeps. The Vista's are slowwwwwwww! That was a big disappointment with the Vista I had.
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PostPosted: Mon 7-Nov-2005 17:40    Post subject: Reply with quote

...& w/the MX there are Pursuit lights & Intersection lights with the Pursuit lights having a narrower sweep \"path\".
Narrower path = faster movement (sort of).
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PostPosted: Wed 9-Nov-2005 10:52    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote

[quote:15ff2ca445=\"Pat H.\"][quote:15ff2ca445=\"James Harrow\"]Tim, what do you mean by advrage speed? Like slow, medium, etc.?
Isn't it roughly the same as in a MX7000? I would think there is a default speed, if you will, simply because those things would break if they were designed to move extremely fast?


Having had owned a Vista and MX; there is a BIG difference between the two and their sweep speeds. The speed of the MX sweeps is much faster than the Vista sweeps. The Vista's are slowwwwwwww! That was a big disappointment with the Vista I had.

Would it be possible to get some MX sweeps and put them inside of the back of my Vista?
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PostPosted: Wed 9-Nov-2005 11:32    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote

[quote:1068d251fc=\"Tim D\"][quote:1068d251fc=\"Pat H.\"][quote:1068d251fc=\"James Harrow\"]Tim, what do you mean by advrage speed? Like slow, medium, etc.?
Isn't it roughly the same as in a MX7000? I would think there is a default speed, if you will, simply because those things would break if they were designed to move extremely fast?


Having had owned a Vista and MX; there is a BIG difference between the two and their sweep speeds. The speed of the MX sweeps is much faster than the Vista sweeps. The Vista's are slowwwwwwww! That was a big disappointment with the Vista I had.

Would it be possible to get some MX sweeps and put them inside of the back of my Vista?

I don't think so; they are designed different. The MX sweeps are also larger.
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PostPosted: Wed 9-Nov-2005 11:36    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well I guess short cuts do not allways work! Thanks Pat
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PostPosted: Thu 10-Nov-2005 17:57    Post subject: Reply with quote

Tim I want to know why you keep ignoring my eMails......

You post on the board every day yet refuse to contact me back regarding our transaction.

I'm not angry if you've changed your mind, but leaving me in the dark here is no fun either.
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PostPosted: Mon 14-Nov-2005 23:27    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote

[quote:ee6f749d2d=\"Blaine B.\"]Tim I want to know why you keep ignoring my eMails......

You post on the board every day yet refuse to contact me back regarding our transaction.

I'm not angry if you've changed your mind, but leaving me in the dark here is no fun either.


Reply Sent days ago.
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PostPosted: Mon 14-Nov-2005 23:56    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yeah, I know, you sent me a PM.

You are cleared.
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