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solar-powered Windex light
As you know, I'm seriously considering changing around how I switch on my
nav lights. I was thinking about adding a light for the Windex. While not the only or even the best method of observing wind at night, it sure is convenient, especially if I have a lot of other distractions. I have the ability to wire it with the standard Davis Windex light kit, but it seems like it would save a lot of hassle to use a small solar-powered light. I'm thinking something like what people use for garden paths, but obviously smaller. Seems to me you wouldn't need much of a bulb (like a low-Amp LED) or panel/battery to make it work. I don't have to have it run all night - a few hours would be fine. I couldn't find anything obvious via a search... still looking though. Has someone done this? If so, what did you use? -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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