I agree with Fishbust. Fix it once and fix it right.
On another note, sometimes running lights will pop when they take on water. If you take a hot bulb and dowst it with cold water it will blow. This is more apt to happen when the running lights are mounted on the bow, where they are closer to the spray, and less likely to happen when they are mounted high on the sides of the boat.
It would be nice to see manufactures making double insulated running light fixtures like some trailer lights. (a sealed bulb within the fixture)
This post edited by Lattitudechange 08:35 AM 07/19/2008
On another note, sometimes running lights will pop when they take on water. If you take a hot bulb and dowst it with cold water it will blow. This is more apt to happen when the running lights are mounted on the bow, where they are closer to the spray, and less likely to happen when they are mounted high on the sides of the boat.
It would be nice to see manufactures making double insulated running light fixtures like some trailer lights. (a sealed bulb within the fixture)
This post edited by Lattitudechange 08:35 AM 07/19/2008
