Re: Wireless Horns and Headlights

Brian,

Well, I'd thought of that but it does seem a bit odd....minimal disturbance
to folk (i.e. minimal volume) with maximum effectiveness (i.e. targeted
sound)....surely it'd make sense to have the sound 'starting' from as close
to the target object (i.e. on coming hire-boat) as possible (i.e. sharp
bit).....

Mind you, a klaxon does sound intriguing....are they effective / affordable
/ gettable ?

Nick


"Brian Dominic" <nbrumpus@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 21:52:39 -0000, "Nick Alexander"
> <nickalex@xxxxxxxxxx> picked up their glass of wine, sat back and
> said:
>
>>My little heart flutters at the thought of running 70' x 4 of 12 volt
>>cable
>>from the engine room to the sharp bit, to run a horn and a bridge light,
>>operated by switches located at the blunt bit....are there wireless
>>versions
>>available that alleviate such pain ?
>>
> No, but if you've got a 70-footer, why not mount the horn in the
> "traditional" position on the cabin top, near the rear slide? I assume
> you're having a klaxon-type??
>
> Brian L Dominic
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