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Three circuits of C9 Christmas lights:<br>
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<li>Mostly yellow, with a handful of gold, red, and a (very) few
blues.</li>
<li>Mostly gold, with a handful of yellow, red, and a (very) few
blues.</li>
<li>Mostly red, with a handful of yellow, red, and a (very) few
blues.</li>
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Write either a step-based or an absolute effect.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2/25/2016 5:54 PM, Matthew Whiton
via Stagecraft wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Per my suspicion there don't seem to be many DMX
controlled flame units on the market.
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<div>So at this point I'd like to ask for recommendations for a
good fire circuit design which I can vary the intensity on via
good ol-fashioned dimming. </div>
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<div>The fire is going to be at the bottom of a trash can. No
one needs to be able to see the flame. It is the motivating
source for the entire scene when it is on, so it needs some
punch. </div>
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<div>Many thanks to everyone for your generously shared wisdom.
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