Re: montgomery_boats digest, Vol 1 #332 - 4 msgs
Tom, for portable running lights, check West Marine. I bought a set for my SunCat because I did not want the hassle of an electrical system, either. There are several choices and I got the set with the heavy rubber casing and either suction cup or clamp (stern light) mounting. With your 15, you don't legally need lights, but they are an extra safety feature, along with a good flashlight to shine on your sails when someone else gets close. Russ Browne Sailing P.J.Puddlejumper 2000 ComPac SunCat #16 Branched Oak Yacht Club On the prairies of Nebraska
What are the rules on running light requirements on the M15 and M17? Thanks. -- Gary Hyde M15 #235 "Vanilla" on 8/17/02 5:44 AM, Russ Browne at russbrowne@mac.com wrote:
Tom, for portable running lights, check West Marine. I bought a set for my SunCat because I did not want the hassle of an electrical system, either. There are several choices and I got the set with the heavy rubber casing and either suction cup or clamp (stern light) mounting. With your 15, you don't legally need lights, but they are an extra safety feature, along with a good flashlight to shine on your sails when someone else gets close. Russ Browne
Sailing P.J.Puddlejumper 2000 ComPac SunCat #16 Branched Oak Yacht Club On the prairies of Nebraska
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