New boating law regarding cut off switches

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kelemvor:
I bet most of these lanyards will end up just dangling from the switch right next to the keys or attached to the keys instead of the wrist.
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They should make a law for that...
 
Fairly simple to add. I installed one on my 23' dive boat 8 years ago. My new dive boat has one installed. Came with the controls for the outboards.
 
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