AKBASSKING
Active Member
- Apr 13, 2008
- 4,649
- Boat Info
- 1988 Yacht Fisher
- Engines
- Twin 375hp Cat 3208 T/A
I think they look great. I replaced all the floor lights with blue LEDs and they add atmosphere to any event....Good job..
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You'll have the Secret Service after you with those red lights....................looking to do business
I'll be sure to charge more then $47!:smt043
I don't blame you .......an awful, awful lot more for that risky job, though imagine the S/S has an active "ladies branch" too
Well it is only illegal if you get caught! The lights work though... I have had doezens of people be lured out by the soft red glow of my portable red light district!:lol:
Fill the cooler , thats the best $100 upgrade
Best under $100 mod was stainless cup holders and additional cupholders! When I get my red LED's going I get a crowd just like Jason and cups were being set everywhere..... I have my lights rigged for red, blue or white ( but no.. not alternating or disco bouncing and do not run them all the time) We are a small marina and only very few have the colored lights. I get nice comments. Am definitely considering the auto tab retractors! Guess it's a matter of what your priorities are....
OK, I am going to ask and probably get a lashing but what's the problem with them?
The problem is asking people's opinion..opinions are like a$$holes, everyone has one and they all stink.
On another note, (puts on dork hat) white light greatly hampers night vision by dispersing rhodopsin, a chemical that is the key to good night vision. However, red lights do not effect the eyes production of or cause dispersing of rhodopsin. So for ADDED safety, the red would be much safer than white courtesy or cockpit lights being on while underway at night...just saying'.
Not saying that it's within or against the law, just saying the white lights in the cockpit are dangerous...and the law against running red lights is just ridiculous, but that's not the first law I've heard that makes little sense.BUT.....in most states red or blue will get you a ticket if you are underway :wink: