F32 Interior 12 Volt Cabin Light Covers
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F32 Interior 12 Volt Cabin Light Covers
Does anyone know where I can get replacement covers for my interior 12 volt cabin lights?
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try either marine tech in pa or the mesco catolog
Check your local RV supplier.
RVs have been using the same fixtures since the 70s!
I found new replacements for every fixuture in my 1973 F36 at a local RV store's parts department. They have a web site http://www.brambillasrv.com
RVs have been using the same fixtures since the 70s!
I found new replacements for every fixuture in my 1973 F36 at a local RV store's parts department. They have a web site http://www.brambillasrv.com
Current Fleet:
2000 Carver 450 Voyager
1991 Thompson 21' Carerra Cuddy
1994 Scout 15'
2005 Caribe LCX9 dingy
1981 16' Hobicat
Former Owner - 1973 Trojan F-36 "Light and Variable"
2000 Carver 450 Voyager
1991 Thompson 21' Carerra Cuddy
1994 Scout 15'
2005 Caribe LCX9 dingy
1981 16' Hobicat
Former Owner - 1973 Trojan F-36 "Light and Variable"
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EBAY hasw a lot of lights. I bought new ones for my 73 F32, they are listed as cabin or RV lights
1973 Trojan Sportfish owner "CrazyHorse"
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I've posted this before, but here's where I like to buy 12 volt lights online:
http://www.itc-marine.com/overstock.html
I have these illuminated handles in the cockpit...lookin' good at night:
http://www.itc-marine.com/handles.html
Tony in Sw FL
1982 F-36
http://www.itc-marine.com/overstock.html
I have these illuminated handles in the cockpit...lookin' good at night:
http://www.itc-marine.com/handles.html
Tony in Sw FL
1982 F-36
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Let me help you out on those Halogen installation
When you replace the RV lights.. you are going to have four screw holes and discolored headliner... plus you will probably find that the mounting will be difficult... I fashioned a mounting "plate" of wood that uses the existing screw holes that allowed me to easily mount the lights and cover the screw holes and the headliner.
Those lights give off a lot of heat - consider replacing the 10 watt Halogen bulb with a 5 watt xenon bulb that gives off a whiter light and is cooler running and lower wattage of course. Ebay is a source and I think I paid about 1.50 a bulb.
Those lights give off a lot of heat - consider replacing the 10 watt Halogen bulb with a 5 watt xenon bulb that gives off a whiter light and is cooler running and lower wattage of course. Ebay is a source and I think I paid about 1.50 a bulb.
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mix them
I'm glad you could take advantage of that website. I coverted almost every light in the boat to led including adding a bunch of indirect lighting in the cockpit, on the bridge, under the galley, etc. I found if you use all led lights (especially in the salon) everything looks too blue. If you use regular bulbs it all looks too yellow. If you mix the two it looks great.
So, I have leds around the windows (behind wood thing for blinds) and other indirect areas but have two halogen spots on the ceiling. This makes it look great at night.
Tony
So, I have leds around the windows (behind wood thing for blinds) and other indirect areas but have two halogen spots on the ceiling. This makes it look great at night.
Tony