BigAl
Gone But Not Forgotten
bczoom said:GP,
I guess it depends on what your plans are for this light. For spotting wildlife, I find a handheld works better. If the game is moving, it's very hard to track with those electronic ones.
Those are kind of a bugger on uneven terrain since you need to change the up/down while you pan left/right.
I hav'nt planned on using it for spotlighting critters, but that is a option . My main use is to be able to adjust the light as I am hooking up to a stuck Snow Trac in a Soybean field .
Just got finished laying out the consoles for all the gauges ,switches,



I have a question ??? If I hook up the hour meter backwards on the electrical ,will the meter run backwards or just short out ??? It is showing 64 hours and it does work, but I would like to run it back to zero .
Tying the intercom into the AM/FM/CD radio looks like it may be a challenge . It could end up being a "3 Drink Minimum"

So this is where I stop for 2 weeks while I head back tomorrow to Idaho.
The little lady and myself have decided to have a "Country Thanksgiving" at the Ranch and enjoy the Elk herds and Deer before they move out for the winter grounds .
To all of You .
"Happy Thanksgiving"
This has been a interesting year and I personally have so much to be Thankful to the "Good Lord" for . May the "Good Lord" bless you all and keep you and your families safe...
So mote it be