To be honest I don't know if that could be effecting your circuit. Do
you have a good infrared filter in front of your receiver? Anyone else
have any suggestions?

Josh
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"Milan Pavlica (YU7AEC)" wrote:
>
> Josh Koffman wrote:
>
> > What kind of lights do you have in the room your are working in? I was
> > once working on an IR project, and had difficulty because of a small
> > switching power supply driving my halogen light. It ran at 20KHz which
> > gave me some false triggers. IIRC flourescents can do similar things.
>
> Not for room - it looks on street - it need to open gate...
> maybe those biiiiiig Hg. bulbs made a problem???
> How to fix that?
> THANKS!

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