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wrote in message oups.com... Good one. Thanks. I think I'd be disconnecting the batteries if showing a boat. John H ******** That would be fine on a small, open boat but it would create some safety concerns on larger craft with enclosed compartments. People do need to be able to see when touring through a vessel, and not all boats have AC as well as DC lighting. Besides, at out show there's a bit of a tradition. On the last day of our ten day (!) show, when the PA system finally thanks the crowd for coming and announces the show is over, a large number of boat horns are sounded in celebration. Tough to do with no battery power. Good point. |
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