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Old 07 January 2008, 21:07   #1
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Marine Lights Website - comments and suggestions welcome.

In less days than I care to think of - I have to take yet another RYA exam. Despite being a lowly PB2 instructor, I put my hands up and say that I cannot for the life of me remember all the lights that you might encounter.

I started making the light combinations on my PC and then realised that I could actually set up a web site with these images - and that might help other poor devils like me.

I've made a start today. My guess is that about 50% of it is now done. Its presently sitting on a sub-domain until I decide what to do with it.

Temporary Web Site

I'm no website designer as you can see if you go take a peep - but I would nevertheless appreciate comments from forum-members that may help anyone else whose memory is as bad as mine!

I've only done a couple of "quiz" items as I'm not sure yet how I am going to do that section.

Thanks in advance for any assistance given.
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Old 07 January 2008, 22:14   #2
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Excellent idea! I don't know nearly enough stuff like this off the top of my head.

I did notice the tricolour is missing from the sailing page? Or am I being dim?

<edit> Yes I'm being dim-combined light=tricolour. For some reason I had it in my head that the white shone towards the bow. D'oh.
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Old 07 January 2008, 22:21   #4
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Excellent idea! I don't know nearly enough stuff like this off the top of my head.

I did notice the tricolour is missing from the sailing page? Or am I being dim?
No - its me getting the images and the text muddled! Thanks - will sort it out tomorrow.
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Old 07 January 2008, 22:24   #5
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Ignore my even dimmer edit then!
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Old 07 January 2008, 22:34   #6
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Excellent!!!

Nice and simple just the way it should be - no stupid frames or Flash and it even works in Firefox!!!
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Thats 'cos I'm a senile old s*d who only understands the basics CP!
But thank you.
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Old 07 January 2008, 22:44   #8
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Codprawn's right about clarity. It's almost worth copying the pics into a small reference flipchart as they are so nice and clear.
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vessel under 50m but over 20m side lights should be behind the mast head

Vessels under 20m side lights should be ahead of mast head.

other than that, very good
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