underwater lighting

[solitaire11]

following on from last weeks post of lighting i have fitted some hurley trim tab lights.

did'nt take long to fit and boat is being relaunched sometime today so will be able to see what they look like. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[Deleted User YDKXO]

Why? Do they light up when you go astern or something?

 

[brianrunyard]

First boat I've seen with reversing lights, where are you going to mount the stop lights?

 

[epervier]

never mind the stop lights, where's the indicators? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

under water lighting at the swim platform?.........

sounds a bit kinky, skinny dipping after dark perhaps? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

as they say what ever floats yer boat /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Nick_H]

Why do you want to light up the mud in Upton on Severn?

 

[stelican]

They look very naff,whats the point?

 

[BSJ2]

that looks good...........not

 

[Dyflin]

Are you going to do the same for the rest of the boat?

 

[epervier]

nice!

if you wear a plaid burberry baseball cap!

yeah right!

 

[Sultans_Kapitein]

Good set of photos, nice lights, BUT would it not have been better to bolt down through tab rather than up? Also, as all the other wiseacres have remarked, what is the point of them ? Genuine question, not taking the micky.
Mal

 

[stelican]

Bolted up through plate to ease fitting of bonding wires or anodes perhaps

 

[DoubleVision]

Nice set of lights Solitaire. Had often thought of fitting them myself. Dont listen to the "Why" merchants, I say "Why not!"

 

[stelican]

Hello Nick
Maybe you could explain what the are used for as you are thinking of fitting them I assume it is for inspection purposes,would it not be simpler to use a torch. I would also be concerned about the possibility of electrical leakage into the water that close to the sterndrives

 

[david_bagshaw]

bolt down = more drag ?