Friends have painted a high heat line across the base of their lens to reduce the light on the bow structure reflecting, but I have not noticed that much difference. I can get some reflection off the bow if it gets low enough but I try to keep it high and use hand held as needed for closer work. That's one of the advantages of the portables - you can only hold them for so long. I guess what I'm leading up to is to be careful how you use it. He stopped her and ultimately ended up arresting her and her companion for being intoxicated. Even tho' she had it focused in close to the boat, she attracted the attention of a Fish and Game warden traveling in the opposite direction but a couple of miles away on the opposite side of the river.
One night last fall she was coming back from a day at a festival and had the light on constantly. She complains loudly (to us) but we can't convince her to just turn it on for brief periods and never when there is an on-coming vessel. This has attracted the attention of the Coast Guard, Marine Police, Fish and Game and some other water-borne law enforcement agencies, some more than once. Trouble is, she turns it on and keeps it on for extended periods, like having head lights. My neighbor had a spotlight mounted on her boat so she could see crab pot bouys on the rivers and in the Chesapeake.
MARINE WIRELESS SIGHT CONTROL SPOTLIGHT PORTABLE
I can't help with the spot light as I carry a portable but I wanted to share this with you.
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