a task light is that oval half shielded bulb that you can hang anywhere? I 
got one on a weather proof cord.
but I think the light isn't weatherproof as it hangs bulb up. Thus rain 
might get in and short the socket. But, they didn't say the light was 
weather proof, just the cord.





On Mon, 22 Dec 2008, Lee A. Stone wrote:

>
> what is a task light? is that just to keep the engine warm? I remember
> years ago when you could buy a dip stick  heater to plug in. actually  I
> have learned a lot from this list regarding winter and electric. between
> rays post about safety to  all this about what cords to use . I'm really
> liking the idea of having the solar   hookup. so as blind folks we go
> green too. Lee
>
>
> On
> Sun, Dec 21,
> 2008 at 09:32:18PM -0500, Spiro
> wrote:
>> I'm sure there's a cheaper answer. But I bought a 75 foot ext cord which
>> is said to be very weather proof. It's flexible (night not be when frozen)
>> and is about an inch thick. Rated 15A. I got it many years ago at Home
>> Depot or Channels with the 50 foot task light, which is also said to be
>> weather proof cord and allows ext capability near the bulb and switch.
>> all 3 prong.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sat, 20 Dec 2008, Lee A. Stone wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Is there a particular cord that  one might reccomend  to run
>>> electricity  maybe 50 feet from an outside outlet. I want to  hook up a
>>> tricle charge on a truck we have setting for right now. what I was
>>> thinking is a standard lead or extension cord might not be weather proof
>>> or is it better  than using a piece of 12-2 or 14-2 whire/ romex wire? I
>>> could also tag it into a whire I have coming out of the house which goes
>>> into my generator box. that wire provides electricity  which maintains a
>>> trickle charge to a big truck battery  that powers the starting of the
>>> generator. maybe putting a splitter there ? got ideas feel free to
>>> comment.  thanks.Lee
>>>
>>>
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