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Posted for "Bob B." <rbelshe@comcast.net>:

  Randy,
  
  
Flickering Lights
  
  I agree that the  voltage regulator is certainly a possibility.   Can you
  see variations on your voltmeter?
  
  Try adding more load to the alternator by turning landing lights on.  Look
  for any voltage change.   If it stops flickering this would suggest a
  regulator problem.  I guess the panel light flicker would be hard to see
  during the day.
  
  Bob Belshe
  Moraga, CA
  Lancair 235/320
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