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Old 23-05-2013, 08:25   #1
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Electrically conductive paint

This would have uses on a boat!

Conductive paint: the technology that could change the world - CNN.com


http://www.bareconductive.com/
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This would have uses on a boat!
None immediately come to my mind.
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Old 23-05-2013, 08:31   #3
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Re: Electrically conductive paint

How about cutting down on electrical wiring? No more physical switches. The ability to route control wires without worrying about chafe.

Combine that with this:

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I could just imagine the whole hull and deck lit up, no problem seeing you at anchor in the night.
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Re: Electrically conductive paint

Actually if you had the mast or a portion of it done, it might be alright.
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Re: Electrically conductive paint

You could paint the mast in a cool design!

Paint the inside of your bimini.

Paint a stripe around your dinghy.

Paint under your counters, inside your cabinets, inside your deep lockers, etc... anywhere you need a little extra light.
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HF counterpoise! There is conductive paint available now... used often for shielding electrical cavities....
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