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I think Scott has it right. The 72 COLREGS (international rules to avoid
collisions) states that kayaks can either use the same light pattern as a small sailboat (red/green) or just a white light that can be shown to avoid a collision. The picture in the regulation shows a sailor using the light to shine on their sail to make them more visible. You may also be required to have a night visual distress signal. The most common for kayakers would be three aerial flares (three count as one device) or a strobe. According to international rules, the strobe must automatically flash SOS in Morse Code. Fortunately with tiny computers, you an get a light to do that for about $35US. Hope this helps. Brian Blankinship |
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