Nulite instrument lighting = How thick are these items?

[RonLee]

Anyone use these and have any comments? What is the thickness of these
items? http://www.nulite.net/

Thanks....

[Gerry Caron]

We have them in our club Cheetah. They work great. I'd say they're about
1/8 inch, maybe less in thickness.

Gerry

"RonLee" > wrote in message
...
> Anyone use these and have any comments? What is the thickness of these
> items? http://www.nulite.net/
>
> Thanks....

[john smith]

Way too much money for something you can do yourself.
Do a search for electroluminescence+rope

RonLee wrote:
> Anyone use these and have any comments? What is the thickness of these
> items? http://www.nulite.net/
>
> Thanks....

[RonLee]

Thanks Gerry!!

Sun, 02 Jan 2005 14:31:48 GMT, "Gerry Caron" >
wrote:

>We have them in our club Cheetah. They work great. I'd say they're about
>1/8 inch, maybe less in thickness.
>
>Gerry
>
>"RonLee" > wrote in message
...
>> Anyone use these and have any comments? What is the thickness of these
>> items? http://www.nulite.net/
>>
>> Thanks....
>

[Frank Stutzman]

Gerry Caron > wrote:
> We have them in our club Cheetah. They work great. I'd say they're about
> 1/8 inch, maybe less in thickness.

Yes, I'd say about an 1/8 inch. However, if I were to fudge that number,
I'd say that they are a bit thicker, rather than thinner. Closer to 3/16
would be my guess.

And John Smith wrote:
> Way too much money for something you can do yourself.
> Do a search for electroluminescence+rope

Probably true, if your doing it on an experimental (which is most likely
considering this is r.a.h.). However it you were doing it on a certifed
plane, you would have a lot less hassle with the federales with the
NuLites.

--
Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Hood River, OR