Older birds, do you still use you windshield light?
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Just wonder what people have done with the flip up lights on the windshield? Still using them, removed and use a new style stern light, or something else?
I have been thinking about removing mine. The main reason is when I'm night running that light is right in my eyes and I never get to adjust to the darkness. Feels like it is blinding me the whole time, and yes I only have the front 180 deg of the light on.
Dean
I have been thinking about removing mine. The main reason is when I'm night running that light is right in my eyes and I never get to adjust to the darkness. Feels like it is blinding me the whole time, and yes I only have the front 180 deg of the light on.

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I am interested in this also as my light is removed right now. I have not boated at night, nor do I intend to so doing fine. But I need to either replace it with a new one or install something else. Will be interesting to see what people recommend.
Good question, thanks!
Good question, thanks!
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Since my flip up light was bad and the base corroded, I thought about adding a removable post light that would snap in to a new socket on the dash to the right side of the entry door. Then it could be stored in a side compartment since I will rarely if ever use it on a day boat
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I was thinking about removing the front one and getting a battery powered clamp on for the back. Something like this? Maybe I'll look and see if there is room to hard wire one in.
http://http://www.rakuten.com/prod/s...FUVgMgodwE0AWw
Although I do love the old school/big boat look of the half light up front and the transom light out back.
http://http://www.rakuten.com/prod/s...FUVgMgodwE0AWw
Although I do love the old school/big boat look of the half light up front and the transom light out back.




