With the stuff available today, I think we all win Jim!!
I ran into the red print v. red light on the boat. We all used red
night lighting below deck at night to protect the night vision. There
was a duplicate set of wiring throughout the boat so the white lights
could be off at the breaker panel and no accidents by turning on the
wrong lights.
I had red gooseneck lights over the chart table but the red light made
all the red lines and lettering on the charts disapear! Not good.
In alot of planes now the night lighing is a sort of blue color that
preserves night vision and still allows the cart colors to be seen.
I used a blue drake-likie filter on the white light at night to solve
the problem.
Curt
Jim Shorney wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 18:23:09 -0400, Joe Pyles wrote:
Yes the red numbers show up fine. The color is very close to the way it looks
with #53 bulbs.
I may have to investigate those when finances loosen back up a little.
OK Curt, you win. :)
73
-Jim
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