When this happens do you notice some get brighter while others get dimmer? That would be a neutral connection issue either on the street or within your service panel/meter. Are they on different circuits (breakers)? I assumed you mean more than one fixture flickering.
If only 1 circuit flickers, it's in that circuit. Likely the wiring goes from plug to plug/switch and could be a loose connection at any of the plugs on the circuit.
--- In DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com, subprong <subprong@...> wrote:
>
> I've noticed flickering lights indoors the last couple of days that are
> fairly frequent. Electrically speaking nothing has changed recently. The
> only thing of minor note would be that I changed out an outdoor security
> light bulb a week or so ago on a dusk til dawn sensored light. Is there a
> chance that this bulb is working properly (lit) but be somehow defective
> that it would trigger problems on other circuits (pulling current from
> other circuits)?
>
> This light flickering happened a few years ago. The electric company came
> out and did something at the pole which fixed things up at the time. After
> he left I found a 3" long section of tightly bundled wires that had been
> cut and I presume replaced or adapted. It was a bunch of colored wires
> within a black casing. Probably about 3/4"-1" in diameter.
>
> Basically trying to figure out if this is something on my end or their end
> again.
>
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