power socket and the blue LED worked pretty well for a night light
cockpit light, controlled by "deck lights" switch on the fuse panel
new panel is just aft of starboard settee. I cut out the flat panel of fiberglass and made this up to mount all the fuses, ammeter, battery monitor, bilge pump switch and one cabin speaker... with room to grow, if needed. (boat lives under a green tarp during the winter, which is why everything is green)
the busses and terminals for the fwd berth, cabin, and galley all get their power from the 8ga yellow(they were out of red) on the right of the picture. The rest is 16ga red primary positive and red/yellow 16ga safety wire (there will never be an AC system on this boat, so should never run into issues.)
power socket and the blue LED worked pretty well for a night light
battery box. really its just there to secure them, but i will make a cover and a system for venting gasses
main battery switch is under the berth extension
"galley table circuit" this fixture i found at Duck Works BBS. it has 12 LED's in this one fixture, with a swiveling head and a switch on the base. i call this my Poker Night lamp
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power socket and the blue LED worked pretty well for a night light

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