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    Posted: 03 Feb 2017 at 3:42pm
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Any advice for best position to place  the switch to turn on/off the nav lights on a jetski. cheers
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I've got my switch in the 'glove box' [FXHO], in the middle just below the hinge. Pretty water tight in there, but also very easy to access to turn on/off when required.
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thanks for that,  that may be the best place. cheers
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X 2 the only issue I have is it's easy to knock it and accidentally turn them on
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maybe I can find a bush button switch which would stop the accidental turn on. will have a look to see if one is an option. cheers
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Yeah bob I think your onto something there. If you do go with a switch make sure it's illuminated so at least you know when it's on
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Too true Pete, I see jaycar electronics have them. so thats the way to go. cheers
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