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...........lights?

You say you are an expert? So pass this quick test.

http://www.boatsafe.com/flash/reviewlights.html


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*JimH* wrote:
..........lights?

You say you are an expert? So pass this quick test.

http://www.boatsafe.com/flash/reviewlights.html


Thanks Jim...that's a good review , especially for daysailors like me
who don't do a lot of night sailing...yet.
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Reading ship lights can be more difficult when you are in a busy shipping
lane ( you have the lights from two ships overlapping each other) each going
in different directions, or a narrow channel where you have shore lights
(white lights and even green and red stop lights) confusing the situation.


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*JimH* wrote:
..........lights?

You say you are an expert? So pass this quick test.

http://www.boatsafe.com/flash/reviewlights.html

Thanks Jim...that's a good review , especially for daysailors like me who
don't do a lot of night sailing...yet.



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