Wiring Boat Navigation Lights - SIMPLE VERSION

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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @J.W.W.
    @J.W.W. Год назад +2

    All of the closeup filming of the front end of that boat looks just like my 1984 Riviera Cruiser that I just rebuilt!

    • @tomspontoons
      @tomspontoons  Год назад +1

      Well it looks that way because it’s a 1987 Riviera Cruiser!! We only redecked it, installed vinyl, and installed some seats he’d previously purchased. Almost 40 years old and still going strong!!

    • @J.W.W.
      @J.W.W. Год назад +1

      I knew it was close! Thanks!

  • @toewstelevision
    @toewstelevision Год назад +2

    Good video. Thanks. It's funny. I was fixing my broken navigation lights. Your channel is growing. Keep it up!

    • @tomspontoons
      @tomspontoons  Год назад

      Well hopefully this video was helpful. We're just continuing one video at a time!!

  • @tritownnow
    @tritownnow Год назад +1

    Way to go cavitation couple!! Another informative video- you two are a great team!! 😂

    • @tomspontoons
      @tomspontoons  Год назад +1

      Saving one boat from cavitation at a time!

  • @seawench555
    @seawench555 Год назад +1

    UR a legend Tom, so easy yet functional.👍

    • @tomspontoons
      @tomspontoons  Год назад +1

      Just out here trying to help some folks with their projects!!

  • @rogerrolandbelanger4762
    @rogerrolandbelanger4762 Месяц назад +1

    I got me a project boat. I bought a 22 foot sailboat and I’m redoing all the wiring on it for the mass lights and the lights and stuff like that. What gauge wire should I use to run all my lighting on it and I’m gonna be buying one of them, solar power generator kits with the lithium battery

    • @tomspontoons
      @tomspontoons  Месяц назад

      If all LED lighting you could get away with 16 gauge for the shorter runs and to be safe run 14 gauge to the mass lights as I imagine they'll be a longer run. The harness we use from Pontoon Stuff for boats up for 30 feet long uses 16 gauge out to the accessories, and 10 gauge for power and ground from the battery to the switch panel. Hope this helps!

  • @vicesparis
    @vicesparis Год назад +2

    Nice