A 9 ft 10 in umbrella
A 9 ft 10 in umbrella fixes light after dark and privacy exposure.
A 9 feet 10 inches canopy at about 7 feet 7 inches, set square over the table.
- Gained
- Light after dark
- Privacy exposure
- Lost
- Nothing here.
- Unchanged
- Nothing here.
- Still unanswered
- Nothing here.
- The test
- A 9 ft 10 in umbrella
- If it worked
- light after dark and privacy exposure no longer stops the hour.
- If it didn’t
- If the hour feels the same after you try it, the model guessed at the wrong thing.
- Next evidence
- Measure the actual height available before ordering: this is sized at 7 feet 7 inches and about four inches either way changes whether it works.
+4 hours of usable time on this day. Opens 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
Summer solstice, 21 June: 3 hours usable now, 4 hours with this change. 1 hour gained.
Winter solstice, 21 December: 0 hours usable now, 4 hours with this change. 4 hours gained.
Solstice hours are how long this use can happen on those days. The beam sentence is one clock time, and a different number.
On this day: light after dark is what keeps it shut, and The floodlight is the light doing it. With this change, nothing named closes the usable span.
On the summer solstice: light after dark is what closes it, and The floodlight is the light doing it. With this change, nothing named closes the usable span.
It does not meaningfully change the beam in either season.