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[skywatcher]

Today the lamp had been stored in horizontal orientation (the last days it was vertical) and today it was some degrees warmer than the previous days.
Don't know if this had any influence... for the test tomorrow i will put it back to the other (slightly colder) place, and vertical again.

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Today the lamp had been stored in horizontal orientation (the last days it was vertical) and today it was some degrees warmer than the previous days.
Don't know if this had any influence... for the test tomorrow i will put it back to the other (slightly colder) place, and vertical again.

Yes, there is always certain margin of error due to different factors. Additionally, the first values are taken at 30s each time, and seeing the very steep discharge curve, the initial value at 0s would be significantly higher - fully consistent with the Battery Relaxation Phenomena. The continuing discharging is apparent. We can tell beyond any doubt that we cannot observe any self-recharging at all. After 115 hours of rest, the batteries would have to be already significantly charged (when not fully) if there was any truth on ADGEX's claims. Instead, the illumination values decrease below 3% of the maximum flux.

[skywatcher]

Obviously, the whole world, except of some small areas in Australia and Russia, seems to be a 'dead zone'.   

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Today also TheCell's test of the ELFE flashlight is due, after 14 days of rest. The LED should come on with the full force and continue lighting with high intensity for 10+ hours like during his first test (according to ADGEX). Unfortunately, TheCell did not measure the light intensity in any way, and AFAIK did not use any reference light and photos, so we have to rely on his subjective opinion. I do not remember whether he did only one single 10+ hours test, or more of them previously. If only one test was performed, we can expect that the light will shine very strongly at the beginning, but should lose its intensity considerably within ~30 minutes, even when watched with the naked eye. I hope The Cell will report back here soon too.