<VV> lights (Corvair or otherwise)

[Alan and Clare Wesson]

Hear hear. And in a Vair there isn't exactly much you need to see, is there?
As long as you know roughly how much fuel you have, there's only the speedo
to be bothered with (unless you have one of them thar fancy ones) - the
speedo, and keeping one's fingers crossed that the idiot lights don't come
on.

But yes, I agree wholeheartedly with this. Human eyes aren't made to keep
making continual adjustments from bright to dim - they need a constant light
level and to be able to stick with it.

Cheers

Alan

P.S. Of course, if you have a late Monza like mine, you might have a clock.
But I don't - I have the HUGE central blanking plate which stares you right
in the face and says to you (nay, shouts at you) over and over and over:
'YOU WERE TOO CHEAP TO BUY A CLOCK'...

(;-)))



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Barry Johnson" <barry.johnson at activant.com>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 10:32 PM
Subject: Re: <VV> lights (Corvair or otherwise)


>> Do others feel like I do?  That bright dash lights actually
>> interfere with the ability to see outside at night....
>
> Yes!  The glare is blinding with respect to outside lights.
>
> I have the same trouble with my wife -- she sets the dash lights to the
> "daytime" setting even at night, so I always have to turn them down.
> Fortunately, she makes me do most of the night-time driving.
>
> baj
>
> (Planning to skip my Wednesday night class to come to the CCE meeting
> this month!  Time to pay dues...  See you there, JR!)
>
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