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Strobe light
Thanks, but I wasn't looking for a strobe; just curious about Sailnet.
"Gordon" wrote in message ... Garland Gray II wrote: I didn't realise this company was back in business. Any dealings with them , Wayne or others ? "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 08:16:25 -0800, Gordon wrote: A lot of commercial fishing boats spend the night at sea drifting. To be seen better, they use a strobe light. Legal or not, they want to be seen. I/m thinking an all around white LED anchor light could be wired to a relaxation oscillator or 555 timer chip to create a low current draw white strobe. Yes? No? Gordon An anchor light is not bright enough to be easily seen. Why not a man overboard strobe like this? http://shop.sailnet.com/product_info...ducts_id/25848 or this http://www.safetycentral.com/manovxestli.html Search on masthead strobes. Looks like Guest makes a nice bright one. G |
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