Took me a bit to complete it, but here's my lighting project I recently completed.
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Took me a bit to complete it, but here's my lighting project I recently completed.
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Formerly owned a 16X69' Sailabration
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Looks good. I saw several pontoon boats at the fireworks display the other weekend with lights like those. I also saw the boat cops talking to the ones that were showing blue lights - they all changed to a different color after being pulled over.
LOL! I was originally going to get blue because I really like the way it looks on the water. A friend told me I needed to get red to match my boat's striping though because I have no blue on the boat anyway. Glad I didn't get blue now! The cost of LED rope lighting has really come down in the past 3 years!
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Just wondeiring, but isn't that kinda against the rules to be running all that red light on the starboard side? That green nav light looks like it's 4 miles away...
I'm only running the lights when anchored. TWRA boat even came by and told me they looked good.
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I used to use ordinary LED party lights along the upper rail (multicolored). We called them"party lights", "WTF lights" or "anti-collision lights" as the mood struck us and I did use them when running as well as when anchored. They did not interfere with my nav lights which are also LED and much brighter. Never had a problem with authorities.
We always run an inverter for the fridge so the lights were 120v (much cheaper than 12v).
Sadly they eventually succumbed to the climate.
Last edited by Stmbtwle; 07-21-2015 at 05:33 AM.
She's a tired old barge but she's paid for!
Thank you for*good*communication.