Hey guys. We were out over the weekend and had our enclosure up for the first time at night. I was amazed at how much glare was created by the lights from the gauges on the isinglass. Has anyone else noticed this? If so, what can be done about it? It was bad enough I found myself driving by looking through the opening in the middle of the windshield. Could be as simple as dirty isinglass...I don't know.
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Last edited by Jim_Gandee; 11-07-2017, 10:24 AM.Dan
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I don't have a separate switch for my gauge lights, so I just cover them with a towel when operating at night. Protect your night vision.
Simo
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A separate switch is the easy solution, a dimmer is better. And a change to red bulbs is the best, it won't diminish your night vision near as much.
Jeff & Tara (And Hobie too)Lake Havasu City, AZ
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