2020-04-06; 12:03:12 EDT
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2019-06-04
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Hi Cary, if you're adding an anchor light then I think you're going to need to take off the plate in order to get to the wires and bolt in your mast head light from underneath. I found another photo with the plate off. This was before troubleshooting so the wires are not necessarily connected correctly in this photo. plateOff.jpg My mast had 3 wires (to handle 2 hot and 1 ground), but only 1 of the hot was active. Some day I may go back and add a switch so that I could control the front and back of my mast head light separately in order to make it serve as both steaming and anchor light. Right now, it's configured as an anchor light. I recommend testing with a multimeter before sealing everything up. Hope that helps... -- Sent from: http://rhodes-22.1065344.n5.nabble.com/See the original archive post