Since "Audasea" is #278, I'd guess your setup is similar to mine!

She came with a small Perko all around light on top of the mast, which
corroded away. It actually came apart in pieces. I replaced it with an
Aqua-Signal 25, all around. It mounts on a small 2 piece bracket, which is
made from 1/8" x 3/4" flat aluminum, which is riveted to the masthead. I
have a picture of it I can send you. (reply to my email at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]). One end of the bracket supports the light. On the
other end is a Windex.

The wiring runs from the electric panel, up through cored sections of the
cabin top and exits the cabin top near the top of the support column on the
V-berth. The wiring ends in a quick disconnect, thru-deck fitting , which is
mounted to port of the deck step for the mast. Wires then run inside the
mast.

It also has a small Perko red/green light forward on the deck, and a 120
degree white light on the port stern. These were used instead of a masthead
tri-color. If you go that route, you will have to run all new wires to the
masthead.

Howard Audsley
M-17 #278
Audasea


On 1/10/04 6:55 PM, "Bill Sylvester" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Endelig is coming along.  I am now working on the lighting.  Cabin and
> fore and aft running lights are now working.
> Did old M-17's have a masthead anchor light?  There is a switch on the
> panel which says "Mast" and a dead end wire at the aft edge of the
> forward hatch but I see no evidence of an opening or wire stub going to
> the mast or a place for mounting on the masthead.
> The previous owner told me that she had knocked the anchor light off
> when she was stepping the mast, but could not find the fixture.  I have
> really looked the mast over and can't find a place where it might have
> been attached.
> Can you help me, again?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Bill Sylvester
> M-17 #279
> Endelig
> 
> 
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