Technical lighting question

[fly4navy]

For my engineering friends...

I am installing a new remote bow spotlight on my 20 CC while at the same time completing a substantial repower.

My question is:

If I am able to get my boat to the speed of light at W.O.T.....will my bow spotl light still work??

Thanks for input!!

[FLexpat]

only at night

[BigLew]

Yes.....provided it remains attached to the boat! OOOP's...I forgot, it's a remote control spot. Some bass is gonna think it's Christmas come early.

[strick]

Your light will still turn on but the beam will only reach as far as the rim housing of the lamp. A black hole develops when you exceed the speed of light....which motor you running...e tech?

Strick

[hermco]

As you reach the speed of light time will slow and the motor will remain new much longer therefore increasing it's resale value.

[Old Goat]

Mute question. You'll hit the log before you see it.

[Normagain]

If you are able to achieve time travel, find me one of them "new" 21s!

[fly4navy]

[QUOTE=strick;227177]Your light will still turn on but the beam will only reach as far as the rim housing of the lamp. A black hole develops when you exceed the speed of light....which motor you running...e tech?

Strick

Considering twin E-TEC Photons but will need some serious transom work!

[BigLew]

Isn't having a sense of humor FUN! :<))

I think the light will work fine based on what you said to begin with. Others may know better than I.