Some LED Nav Light Options

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Some LED Nav Light Options

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Looks like a good selection. You going to add them in a string on your arch or individuals placed around?
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I have replaced the bulbs in my OEM masthead/anchor light with LED bulbs... so for anyone considering going LED most incandescent fixtures have LED replacement bulbs available.
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My interior lights are 50/50 LED and incandescent. Most have 2 bulbs in the ceiling fixture so I have:
Low = 1bulb = white LED and
Hi= 2 bulbs =1 white LED 1 incandescent (warmer color)

I replaced my Red/Green Nav lights with new, sealed stainless LED units and put them up on the forward parts of the side of the flybridge.

Probably go with a sealed unit with auto on/off up top, like the Owl ... not sure yet.
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