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rhys wrote:
Here's how I "get attention" on Lake Ontario if I see I am closing with a lake freighter at night. 1) Running lights are always on at dusk. 2) Mast top trilight is on, too, although I am only obliged to have one or the other. I don't want to be a hard case on this, but the fact is that you are required to have one _or_ the other, and there is no room for experimentation. We have had discussions here in the past about this type of thing. I call it "improvisational lighting" and I don't see any difference between making up the lighting rules as one goes along, and making up the crossing or overtaking rules as one goes along. This kind of thing is largely why most commercial operators have such low opinions of recreational sailors. -- Good luck and good sailing. s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net/ |
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