Yes, that’s what I’m thinking. ThanksPO probably hot wired them to a nearby outlet or AC light fixture. You'll have to follow the wires to find out. Putting a switch where you could reach it from the dock would be a great idea.
They are actually just forward of the shore power receptacle and breaker on the C310.PO probably hot wired them to a nearby outlet or AC light fixture. You'll have to follow the wires to find out. Putting a switch where you could reach it from the dock would be a great idea.
Curt the lights are a 2 pin bulb, you just-gently pull the bulb out and replace the bulb with a led red/whiteAlan - Did you guys replace the light units or just the bulbs with red/white? What did you use?
Oh, oh. I thought you had some special led bulb and/or socket that switched between red/white. You are just swapping out the bulbs. Now I get it....you just-gently pull the bulb out and replace the bulb with a led red/white
They have some LEDs that will do both red and white (now even adding blue to the mix). As I recall they first turn on red, and then if you toggle them off/on they switch to white. Seems like a nice idea for a few places, but I never followed up on them.Oh, oh. I thought you had some special led bulb and/or socket that switched between red/white. You are just swapping out the bulbs. Now I get it.
You can get replacement leds that come on red and then white after a quick off then on with the power. Marinebeam has them for $25-30. Even better they have them on this site at https://shop.sailboatowners.com/cu/detail-led.php; look for 819247, through 819250.Oh, oh. I thought you had some special led bulb and/or socket that switched between red/white.
just ordered some white/red for night sailing and white/blue for....other activitiesYou can get replacement leds that come on red and then white after a quick off then on with the power. Marinebeam has them for $25-30. Even better they have them on this site at https://shop.sailboatowners.com/cu/detail-led.php; look for 819247, through 819250.
Not so simple, and not always so. There was a recent thread on this topic with some good references.FWIW, they say that blue lights are better for night time vision over red.
Do you have the speakers that are mounted under your rail seats? That is what I have and mine are sort of due for replacement.I've been thinking of adding some bling to my cockpit with speakers from WM that have LED lighting.
My SONYs are ancient and are home to mud dobbers.
My rail seats only temporarily mount or I would block access to my lockers. Kind of a PITA. My speakers mount low and behind the helm.Do you have the speakers that are mounted under your rail seats? That is what I have and mine are sort of due for replacement.