On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 05:41:34 GMT, Spammy Spamson
wrote:
> Geert Maene wrote:
>
> > Terry K wrote:
> >
> > > nautikat.RemoveThis@gulftel.com
> > > Sent me info on "first star lights" for which you can google.
> >
> > There all verry expensive.ppffff....
>
>try here:
>
>http://doctorled.com/
>
>*MUCH* better price, I bought the anchor light.
>
>90Ma draw/18 LED's
Thanks for the great link. I'd like to try their interior lights, but
the nav lights are only for single color fixtures. Let me know when
they come out with a combo P/S bow light or a como tri-color/anchor
light.
On my boat (under 12 meters,) all I needed was one masthead anchor
light fixture and a combo bow fixture (could of also used a clear
steaming light fixture here.) The masthead has a combo
anchor/all-round/tri-color and the bow a P/S combo. International and
inland rules allow an all-round white light (2 mi range) to substitute
for the steaming and sternlight for use when under power. It also
serves as anchor light (duh.)
When I work out the costs of 5 nav fixtures with 5 LED bulbs VS the
cost of two combo bulbs and fixtures, it's comes to within $100 for
either company (and less wiring with only two fixtures.)
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