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Trent D. Sanders
 
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Default Sailboat "streaming light" question

Does anyone know where the LEGAL position of a streaming light is
supposed to be? I've had people tell me "the top of the mast", and
"3/4 of the way up the mast", and "at the lower spreaders".

At the top of my mast [Islander 29'] I have two lights. One is a
white 360 degree light [anchor], and the other is white, but shows
only 180 degrees [?] forward. I assume that the second light is a
streaming light, but wonder if it's "legal" where it's mounted?

Appreciate a reply via e-mail,,,,,

Trent Sanders
S/V Cimba
Marina Del Rey
Southern California
 
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