I want to replace all my bulbs with all new LED bulbs and decided to start with the exterior. Would someone please save me from climbing the mast just to see what bulbs I am going to need... Thanks.
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Sorry, this won't help you, but maybe will help 41DS owners that read your post. And save them from the 2 trips up the mast my wife just took! our 2008 41DS anchor light uses a 44mm dimple ended festoon bulb.
Link here: http://store.marinebeam.com/44360defeled.html.
The deck light is a 4 1/2" Sealed Beam Replacement LED Spreader Lamp Bulb, link here:
http://store.marinebeam.com/41sebereledb.html
We have not done the nav lights yet, but hopefully those won't require you to climb!
Sorry, this won't help you, but maybe will help 41DS owners that read your post. And save them from the 2 trips up the mast my wife just took! our 2008 41DS anchor light uses a 44mm dimple ended festoon bulb.
Link here: http://store.marinebeam.com/44360defeled.html.
The deck light is a 4 1/2" Sealed Beam Replacement LED Spreader Lamp Bulb, link here:
http://store.marinebeam.com/41sebereledb.html
We have not done the nav lights yet, but hopefully those won't require you to climb!
No easy way. Different light fixtures were used and no records of which boat got what. Anyways it would not be a loss of effort to go aloof and inspect the fixture. Check the gaskets, lens and bulb socket. Getting replacement parts could be impossible for some models so this would be the time to decide if a replacement is in order. Perhaps one designed to work with LED technology would prove a better long term investment. If everything is OK just get the bulb and use dielectric grease to protect the socket from corrosion. For future reference write down the make of your fixture in the owners log.
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