Re: Nav lights in rail base?
that is 135 degrees from front to 45 degrees to the back on each side... adds up to 270 degrees
Check your math, Kevin !!!
And here are the USCG Regulations:
Navigation (Running) Lights
Required on boats between sunset and sunrise. A sailboat under motor only, or under sail and motor, is considered a powerboat, and must display appropriate lights.
BOATS UNDER 12 METERS (39.4')
Sailboats-Separate or combination red and green sidelights, 112.5?, visible 1 n.m. White stern light, 135?, visible 2 n.m. OR, tri-color masthead light.
Powerboats-Separate or combination red and green sidelights, 112.5?, visible 1 n.m., placed above hull at least 1 meter (3.3') below masthead light. Masthead: white, 225?, visible 2 n.m., at least 1 meter above side lights. White stern light, 135?, visible 2 n.m. OR, one all-round (360?) white light (should also have sidelights).