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Old 14 April 2010, 00:19   #1
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Robust all round white light

I've seemed to have knocked off my mast mounted all round white light last weekend (probably a tree).

Anyone know where I can get a solidly built all stainless jobby that'll just bolt into place?

What I had was one of these
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Old 14 April 2010, 01:07   #2
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How did you manage to run into a tree out at sea? I think you need a new chartplotter...



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Old 14 April 2010, 06:00   #3
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How did you manage to run into a tree out at sea? I think you need a new chartplotter...
Maybe he was on a MedEvac? I understand that sitting beneath a tree is a Specific for Mal de Mer
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How did you manage to run into a tree out at sea? I think you need a new chartplotter...
In the firth of Clyde, on more than one occasion I have drawn up quick to examine a strange floating obstruction, to discover on one, that it was some upstanding branches, the rest of which .. submerged was a complete tree about 50 foot long
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Old 14 April 2010, 18:29   #5
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How did you manage to run into a tree out at sea? I think you need a new chartplotter...



Ah, my coat, thank you
I've got a new chartplotter....Just need to fit it and get some charts

Just to clarify it was a low flying tree or a high flying RIB, sat on the back of the trailer

What I might do is to buy a replacement and fabricate a stainless guard that'll go over the top of the light.
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Old 14 April 2010, 19:18   #6
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I understand that sitting beneath a tree is a Specific for Mal de Mer
evun beter trry sittin onn itt. yool ferget orl bowt seesikkniss

dis mann weent inntoo de ospital an sed oi yew nobburs cann yew doo enyfink bowt dis splinnter.

de nobbur sawtin im owt iz a felloe ov de royul collij ov trea sirjons.
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de nobbur sawtin im owt iz a felloe ov de royul collij ov trea sirjons.
It cant be him .. he's obviously part of some splinter group
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It cant be him .. he's obviously part of some splinter group
No I think more of a branch!
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Old 15 April 2010, 00:24   #9
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In the firth of Clyde, on more than one occasion I have drawn up quick to examine a strange floating obstruction, to discover on one, that it was some upstanding branches, the rest of which .. submerged was a complete tree about 50 foot long
If you break your white off on a submerged tree you have made another pretty fundamental cock up - the light should be pointing up as a general rule
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Old 15 April 2010, 11:01   #10
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Well for my thoughts, I think you're all "Bark"ing up the wrong tree you bunch of sap sucking, twiglet munching, trunk wearing RIBbers
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