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It happened to me that warning lights of a car spontaneously turned ON for one second when I was driving a car full of people on a motorway. It was exactly at the moment when I was touching my navigation screen (on a cell phone) and not paying so much attention to driving. Can anybody please...
I found an explanation for the thing with street lamps turning on or off:
"...street lights can turn off by chance, such as high pressure sodium street lights cycling (turning on and off repeatedly) at the end of their life cycle..."...
Hey kripacharya, could you please answer my question from the previous post? You always ignore me when I ask something... :-|
How come that you think it's poltergeist, you have some experiences about it too? And what do you think about other things that happened to me? Your answer will be...
Yes, I had some more similar experiences, there are some of them:
We've got a battery shaver. Once it was in a drawer and when I was alone in the same room in the evening it suddenly began making a loud noise. At first I didn't know what was going on so I followed the noise. When I opened the...
One last thing: please if anybody know about somebody having same problem (it doesn't matter if in past or now), let me know and write about it here. I'd really like to know how common or rare it is...
kripacharya and pinout thanks for your comments!
I'm still using same power strip and have no problem about it. So I don't think it's the case. And if it was shorted I think there would be power outage becouse fuse would switch and that didn't happen. Moreover it seems to be strange to me that...
I'd like to know how it's technically possible that in the time period of few weeks my computer reacted to ON or OFF the desk lamp and ON or OFF the speakers. I tried to find an answer in pc forums but nobody could explain this sufficiently so I want to try it here becouse I think it's related...
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