A good friend of mine recently bought a 8.6m cobra with twin spotlights on the A-frame. The spotlights have come loose and do not stand on their own anymore due to the impact they take in the chop.
Does anyone know of a spotlight that will last at speed and in a bit of chop?
I would like to lamp the idiot following me all the way home last year after Cowes fireworks ! He was shining a massive spotlight on us and any other boat around , the things you see when you don't have your trusty .243 to hand !
I would like to lamp the idiot following me all the way home last year after Cowes fireworks ! He was shining a massive spotlight on us and any other boat around , the things you see when you don't have your trusty .243 to hand !
Personally, I'd shove the spots in the bin along with one of the twin 12ft whips, the stereo system and the other superfluous crap that is often comes with a Cobra.
A good friend of mine recently bought a 8.6m cobra with twin spotlights on the A-frame. The spotlights have come loose and do not stand on their own anymore due to the impact they take in the chop.
Does anyone know of a spotlight that will last at speed and in a bit of chop?
Asking alot of any spot/mounting on an A frame to take the hard bashing of repeated rough cruiseing.I have an Aqua signal hand held which plugs into a 12v socket on the consul[and secure fitting] when needed...not that often BUT very handy when it is.Otherwise stowed safely when not in use.
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Personally, I'd shove the spots in the bin along with one of the twin 12ft whips, the stereo system and the other superfluous crap that is often comes with a Cobra.
Hell no don't do that, someone will mistake it for an Osprey
