"Lady Pilot" wrote in message
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"Joe" wrote:

What color should the light be thats attached to your sailboats horn?
It lights up when you sound the horn.

OMG!!! Joe, do you need to take a remedial course? Sounds like it to
me!

LP (I'm scared to sail with "joe" out on the water that doesn't have a
clue!)


Nice to see you out of rehab finally. How are all the good folks at the
Betty Ford Center?

Wilbur Hubbard

"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote:

"Lady Pilot" wrote:

"Joe" wrote:

What color should the light be thats attached to your sailboats horn?
It lights up when you sound the horn.

OMG!!! Joe, do you need to take a remedial course? Sounds like it to
me!

LP (I'm scared to sail with "joe" out on the water that doesn't have a
clue!)


Nice to see you out of rehab finally. How are all the good folks at the
Betty Ford Center?

Wilbur Hubbard
What do you mean?

Anna Nicole

"Joe" wrote in message
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What color should the light be thats attached to your sailboats horn?
It lights up when you sound the horn.

Joe


That's easy it should be every color. In other words it should be white
light. And it should be 360 degrees. And it should have a bronze
housing. Steel, even stainless steel, will eventually become unsightly
and rust away

Wilbur Hubbard

Joe wrote:
What color should the light be thats attached to your sailboats horn?
It lights up when you sound the horn.

Joe

huh? My horn is in a pressurized can..there's no light on it...we call
it "canned beep"...