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sharkeeper

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No need to use them with betalights.

Smart coatings on the borosilicate vessels detect the presence of occupants from their emission of body heat. This enables the lamps to pass full illumination of the phosphors from below. A bias override exists when the occupant would like to have the room dark, for example when having intercourse with a mate. The override is controlled by a solar photoperiod scheduler and insolation period averager for seasonal simulation.

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jagec

Lifer
Apr 30, 2004
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Originally posted by: sharkeeper
Smart coatings on the borosilicate vessels detect the presence of occupants from their emission of body heat. This enables the lamps to pass full illumination of the phosphors from below. A bias override exists when the occupant would like to have the room dark, for example when having intercourse with a mate. The override is controlled by a solar photoperiod scheduler and insolation period averager for seasonal simulation.
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LOL! What's that from?
 
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godmare

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Sep 25, 2002
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Originally posted by: sharkeeper
No need to use them with betalights.

Smart coatings on the borosilicate vessels detect the presence of occupants from their emission of body heat. This enables the lamps to pass full illumination of the phosphors from below. A bias override exists when the occupant would like to have the room dark, for example when having intercourse with a mate. The override is controlled by a solar photoperiod scheduler and insolation period averager for seasonal simulation.

Cheers!
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