How-to: Install an LED tricolor masthead light | Sailing Zingaro
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In this episode I take you through everything I did to install a new tri-color masthead light. This one is unique as it has a photo-sensor and shuts off when the sun comes up! Plus you can make it blink slow, fast, and S-O-S. 🙂
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