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![]() "Capt. JG" wrote in message ... I've been thinking about adding duplicate switches for my nav lights to the cockpit near the engine start. I guess they would be three-position switches, since I'd like to be able to control them from their current place, as well as closer to the helm. Has someone done this or has suggestions about what to look or watchout for with respect to the type of switch? My engine controls are in the aft laz under the seat, and it should be pretty straightforward to run wires, etc. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com You could always replace the in cabin switches with manual/remote circuit breakers (RCCBs) and place the circuit breaker control switches out in the cockpit. That would keep the power circuit the same as you have it now and the controls in both places would be exact duplicates, no need for three way switches, etc. You would know if they were on or off too. Amen! Bob Crantz |
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