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Default Nav lights on a skiff

"Lee @ TheBayGuide.com" wrote in message
I have a WaterTender 9.4, a 9' 4" plastic boat. I used a suction cup
mounted battery operated nav light and used 5200 to secure it to the bow.
For the stern I bought the clamp/bracket mounted battery operated stern
light and attached the bracket to the back of my motor cover, I didn't use
the clamp part. The pole the light mounts to is 18" tall and it got in the
way. So I cut the pole so the bottom of the light was the same height as
the motor cover. Local water cops have never bothered me.

Lee

Of course the water cops don't bother you. None of the law Enforcement
boats have proper Nav lights. ;^)
 
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