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LED strip lights

Created by southace southace  > 9 months ago, 2 Jul 2019
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southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

2 Jul 2019 6:05pm
finaly found some good silicon coated strip lights. $20 per meter , fitted the starboard locker today and will do the Port side tomorrow , I think I may do the forward cabin and the cockpit with the same gear.






SandS
SandS

VIC

5904 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:25pm
do they come in red as well for night time sailing ?
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:00pm
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SandS said..
do they come in red as well for night time sailing ?


Blue is for night time sailing mate, red projecting out of my cabin Windows will show up as port.
SandS
SandS

VIC

5904 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:35pm
mmm true that ......... we use red head lights sometimes , a bit dangerous A ? that bright blue would be a bit blinding wouldn't it ?
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:06pm
Last time I went through wide bay bar some old school had a red light in his cockpit trying to read his charts or whatever I spent a hour trying to determine if he was tacking towards me or if he had any idea when first light cracked I worked out I was looking at him from behind since 4am! Red lights are for port or pimps.
SandS
SandS

VIC

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2 Jul 2019 7:42pm
he may have been a young school ?
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:12pm





Seems not so bright now it's dark
SandS
SandS

VIC

5904 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:46pm
looks good
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:21pm
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SandS said..
looks good

It's a shame I don't like snakes I'm a bit stumped on what to put in my lockers now I have pulled all the crap out and fitted lights!
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:31pm





I might get a tub of snakes and party mix lollies need the sugar intake .
SandS
SandS

VIC

5904 posts

2 Jul 2019 8:03pm
just put all the crap back in , but in a tidy way !!!
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

2 Jul 2019 7:39pm
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SandS said..
just put all the crap back in , but in a tidy way !!!


I'm thinking my flares/epirb and all the offshore safety gear that would look neat!
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

7 Jul 2019 7:56pm
Blue lights keeps me warm at nights! I'm looking at installing a diesel heater next or perhaps a fireplace screen saver for the tv!




Lazzz
Lazzz

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8 Jul 2019 7:50am
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southace said..
............. I'm looking at installing a diesel heater next or perhaps a fireplace screen saver for the tv!


Funny you say that, I've got one of these on the way.





southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

8 Jul 2019 9:08am
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Lazzz said..

southace said..
............. I'm looking at installing a diesel heater next or perhaps a fireplace screen saver for the tv!



Funny you say that, I've got one of these on the way.






I haven't seen that model with the flame shooter! they have come down in price a lot since my friends installed there's a few years back, cheapest I seen yesterday on eBay $160 delivered.
lauriel
lauriel

NSW

19 posts

8 Jul 2019 10:15am
I fancy the warmth from the diesel burning heater. Make sure you have a reliable carbon monoxide alarm operating with the heater. Cheers
FreeRadical
FreeRadical

WA

855 posts

8 Jul 2019 12:51pm
Blue light has the shortest wavelength and highest energy, overexposure can cause eye strain, damage the retina and upset circadian rhythm disrupting night sleep.

it is the worst light colour to relax to at night.
UncleBob
UncleBob

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1301 posts

8 Jul 2019 3:47pm
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FreeRadical said..
Blue light has the shortest wavelength and highest energy, overexposure can cause eye strain, damage the retina and upset circadian rhythm disrupting night sleep.

it is the worst light colour to relax to at night.


That's it, you will have to swap them out for the multi coloured disco version.
Shanty
Shanty

QLD

487 posts

8 Jul 2019 4:53pm
Would this be an option to consider?


southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

8 Jul 2019 4:48pm
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FreeRadical said..
Blue light has the shortest wavelength and highest energy, overexposure can cause eye strain, damage the retina and upset circadian rhythm disrupting night sleep.

it is the worst light colour to relax to at night.


That's a interesting comment , the amp useage is the same as the white lights according to the specs on the packet, also there where no warnings on the packet about damages to the retina and it hasn't effected my sleep so far. I'm looking forward to see how they perform night sailing.
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