Don White wrote:
"D 2" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"SteveB" wrote in message
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On the stern of my yacht, I have a running light on the end of a SS
tube. The glass is gone. On the base for the glass, R and G are
embossed, meaning to me that one should orient the glass in a red/green
way. The front running light is red and green. Is it the same for the
stern? I can't find one of the glasses to save my life, and may just
have to replace the whole damn thing. Or, is the rear light clear?

Steve
Not sure if this is up to date...I bookmarked it a couple years back...
http://www.boatingbasicsonline.com/c...eral/4_2_b.php
As a boater, why would you interested in current regulations, dummy?


Say that again in proper English, dummy.



Nice try. Have you launched the row boat this year?

D 2 wrote:
Don White wrote:
"D 2" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"SteveB" wrote in message
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On the stern of my yacht, I have a running light on the end of a SS
tube. The glass is gone. On the base for the glass, R and G are
embossed, meaning to me that one should orient the glass in a
red/green way. The front running light is red and green. Is it
the same for the stern? I can't find one of the glasses to save my
life, and may just have to replace the whole damn thing. Or, is
the rear light clear?

Steve
Not sure if this is up to date...I bookmarked it a couple years back...
http://www.boatingbasicsonline.com/c...eral/4_2_b.php
As a boater, why would you interested in current regulations, dummy?


Say that again in proper English, dummy.


Nice try. Have you launched the row boat this year?

When He read the regs he was informed that all the nav lights he needed
for his boat was a flashlight.