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I had added those red LED cockpit lights awhile back, which I love, but the power switch is its own circuit on the main panel. So, today I added this supposedly, waterproof button in the cockpit. Now, as long as the circuit is on, I can turn the cockpit lights on and off from the comfort of my deck chair.
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Since none of this stuff had been touched for the past 31 years, and I was getting a tiny bit of water seepage from the cockpit to the cabin, I decided to recaulk the deck/bulkhead seam. While I was at it i figured I may as well over-drill and epoxy fill the screw holes for the bilge pump and and pump cover.
I had added those red LED cockpit lights awhile back, which I love, but the power switch is its own circuit on the main panel. So, today I added this supposedly, waterproof button in the cockpit. Now, as long as the circuit is on, I can turn the cockpit lights on and off from the comfort of my deck chair.
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I had added those red LED cockpit lights awhile back, which I love, but the power switch is its own circuit on the main panel. So, today I added this supposedly, waterproof button in the cockpit. Now, as long as the circuit is on, I can turn the cockpit lights on and off from the comfort of my deck chair.

I had added those red LED cockpit lights awhile back, which I love, but the power switch is its own circuit on the main panel. So, today I added this supposedly, waterproof button in the cockpit. Now, as long as the circuit is on, I can turn the cockpit lights on and off from the comfort of my deck chair.
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Added some red LED lights under the gunwales today.
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