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Date Posted: - Friday - 12/ 3/10 - 4:33pm
Author: Doug Wilson
Subject: Nav light wiring.
In reply to: Mark, Aeolus M31 's message, "Bow Nav. Lights" on - Thursday - 12/ 2/10 - 5:16pm

I put new LED nav lights and ran the wire thru some 3/4 " reinforced tubing, split at the top, then I wrapped it with some cotton cord sealed with West epoxy and painted. Still holding after 4 years
If you send me an email, I can send a picture.

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[> [> nav light -- m31 pyxis, - Saturday - 12/ 4/10 - 12:17am

I installed an LED tri light on the mast head and am very happy with it.


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