Jabsco Boat Spot Light Wireless Remote Control

[topgun1185]

Just installed JABSCO BOAT SPOT LIGHT WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL and although it was not plug and play it was easy to do. I highly recommed it. I don't understand why searay insistes on installing thew spot light remote on the starboard side. The pilot is the only one that can use it and usally I have a enough to do especically at night. Now with the wireless remote the first mate can help. For around $100 this is a must have modification for safty and convinence. Oh and by the way it works up to a 100' away from the boat so the cool factor of remote control is also great espically when docked.

 

[SeaHarley]

Dito......
I also put one of these in.
It is cool to have it in your pocket at the pier and turn your spotlight on somebody.

AAAhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaa.......

 

[fc3]

Don't see the advantage, but then I rarely use the spotlight. A well-tuned radar works better at night, and doesn't blind other boaters.

Best regards,
Frank

 

[Henry Boyd]

Don't see the advantage, but then I rarely use the spotlight. A well-tuned radar works better at night, and doesn't blind other boaters.

Best regards,
Frank

True, but mooring buoys don't show up on radar......

 

[Hampton]

Nor do kayaks.

It would be fun to point it into your cockpit and wait for some guests to get freaky or something while you're out on a walk. Then, turn it on them and they'll think they did it or something. Bring a camera.

 

[douglee25]

Logs don't show up either on radar. I find that running with the spot light shining only about 20 - 30 feet in front of the boat helps tremendously while trying to avoid debris in the water.

Doug