| ??? 09/04/02 17:02 Read: times |
#28581 - RE: Alfredo |
The canary really isn't going to work, you're relying on it falling off in a certain direction to hit the switch, what if it flies off? or hits the switch accidentally.
I say nail the bird there, then use a IR beam to detect when it is not there anymore. when it dies, it can fall anyway you like then. chris. |
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