Well, I was talking about at anchor, where the primary concern is making
sure somebody doesn't run into your boat.
But actually at the dock I like them at the bow and stern too. It keeps
people from walking into my anchor when I'm in a slip that's too short,
or when the cleats are set up in the wrong place. It also keeps people
from walking off the dock near my boat. I've helped fish a body from
the water in a marina, and it's not fun. They aren't *that* bright, and
in fact are worthless as cockpit lights except during late night rap
sessions.
Wal
you wrote:
I'm at the dock. Live aboards don't like this they say too many lights.
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