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After 28 years in the Navy as a Electrician, I shudder at the thought of putting a bare light bulb anywhere into the aircraft. I lost two very good shipmates over the years by exactly that method. Both were electrocuted when in one case the bulb was smacked against the inside of a boiler that he was inspecting and broke the envelope and the second when a dropped tool shattered the envelope. Neither I'm sure intended it to happen but it did and both died. Please DO NOT use this method. It's like groping in the dark looking for a rattlesnake. If you insist on doing this, go out and buy a 12 volt 40 watt light bulb at a marine supply store and use that, It has the same size, base and shape with the same light output but at a reasonably safer voltage. Of course you will have to use your battery or battery charger for a power source. Rich Blair N99997 4J6 St. Marys, Georgia. ========================================================================== ==== To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm Search the archives on http://escribe.com/aviation/coupers/
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