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"Tim" wrote in message
... My Marquis has the little Vav. lights on the sides located almost midships, and nothing on the bow. I really think that's an odd arrangement but so be it, and I would think that they should actually be located on the bow so the length of the boat can be juddged at night. a couple questions. would it be better to remove them and go with a bow Nav light? or is it legal to run both green/red on bow and sides at the same time? I'm opting for putting a Nav. llight on the bow myself. No expert here, but I'm betting that you can only have one set that's operating at a time. You could check the rules and/or get in touch with the Coast Guard. http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/mwv/navrules/rotr_online.htm -- Nom=de=Plume |
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