Reply With QuotePretty much illegal to use any spotlight on a boat, as it blinds other boaters.
RD
What should I know about using a 1 million candlepower spotlight at night...are there any laws restricting such use on a boat???:idea:
Pretty much illegal to use any spotlight on a boat, as it blinds other boaters.
RD
Yea dont use them for navigation and there only good for pissing people off,Offcourse that is just my opinon.
oh yea and dont drop it on the boat carpet it will burn it quick.
Pretty much illegal to use any spotlight on a boat, as it blinds other boaters.
RD
That is what I thought, but what about a red lense spot light?
I dont do the night dealio anymore but use to use one all the time in parker,mainly to screw with people would always turn it off when i seen a boat coming.Be suprised whats lurking out on the river at night...
That is what I thought, but what about a red lense spot light?
Probably even more illegal then just the white one, becuase red & green are navigational lights.
You could try blue, but that'd be impersonating an officer... Pretty much no hope for the bajillion candle power lights on a boat.
RD
What should I know about using a 1 million candlepower spotlight at night...are there any laws restricting such use on a boat???:idea:
Many are using the 1 million candlepower in colon research.
As of now no restrictions in how far to go in
Pretty much illegal to use any spotlight on a boat, as it blinds other boaters.
RD
I can't find any regulation that it's illegal to use a spotlight on a boat. i can see where the improper USE of one is illegal, though. I use one and am very careful not to blind oncoming boats. When I shine it, I don't do it to SEE their boat, but so I'm SEEN. It's easier for them to avoid me if I haven't burned out their retinas.
chris, just put a rollbar on that thing with a million lights on it and drive around with them on. hell, everyone at saguaro does it. only if they had turn signals
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