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Improving Instrument Lighting 1800 1973

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Sat Mar 17 19:42 CST 2018
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Ron / Eric,

I just went out into the dark garage, got in the car and turned on the lights. Although they're weak, I think I'm going to say they're tolerable for now and go with it. I can see the needles just fine - it's the scales on the smaller gauges that sort of need to be memorized before hand. I have a enough other tasks ahead of me that I need to move past it.

Stand by for the next chapter entitled "How to Hush a Squeaky Fan Motor".

Thanks, all.






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