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--- a/doc/telelaunch-operation.inc
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@@ -6,6 +6,12 @@
 	unit, which early customers (before this manual was even written)
 	reported were sufficient to successfully use the system.
 
+	[WARNING]
+	The siren used on TeleFire boxes is intended to be heard at a distance
+	outdoors.  We strongly recommend that you do NOT test the system on
+	your kitchen counter when your significant other has a cup of hot
+	coffee in hand nearby!
+
 	The remainder of this section assumes the system has already been
 	properly configured with callsign, AES key, and bank numbers for each
 	TeleFire box.
@@ -92,7 +98,7 @@
 		Put a rocket on a launch rail / rod, and connect whip clips
 		from a pad output on a TeleFire unit to the motor igniter.
 		Verify igniter continuity using the LED associated with that
-		output.  Green is good, red is bad.
+		output.  Green is good.
 
 		Switch the TeleFire unit from 'Safe' to 'Arm', at which point
 		it will start "chirping" to indicate that it is "armed and