When mounting on a boat is it better to face them down towards the water or facing outward?
192017
I put mine on just under the gunwale facing outward. They give plenty of light out and down. Clean the surface really good and you should have no problem. I put mine on last October and they are fine. No where has the strip come loose despite being on the water numerous times, trailered, and sitting outside over the winter.
192018
I can't say what is best I. Your circumstance. The lights are a half circle with adhesive on the flat side. The adhesive isn't the best to use around water or anything in motion as the lights can separate from the surface they are adhered to. I did mount the lights in my live well; I mounted them to the horizontal side and went over he top with clear Duct Tape. They have done quite well. I left the tape about 3/4 to 1 inch beyond the lights themselves.
192019
I can't say what is best I. Your circumstance. The lights are a half circle with adhesive on the flat side. The adhesive isn't the best to use around water or anything in motion as the lights can separate from the surface they are adhered to.I did mount the lights in my live well; I mounted them to the horizontal side and went over he top with clear Duct Tape. They have done quite well. I left the tape about 3/4 to 1 inch beyond the lights themselves.
192020
towards the water. I made mine waterproof and put them under the water. Boney
1665301
I put mine on the right as you're facing it, so the outlet is on the opposite side from the water connections.
1098497
If the speakers are facing fully forward, you will get some upward tilt, limited by the rear mounting bracket, your wall and the height of your speakers. Tilting them inward will give you less upward tilt. Another possibility would be to go with a wall shelf or stand at ear height if you are mounting them that low (and may look less awkward also).
1903188
If it's stuck facing the sky, you got something mounted backwards (likely the arm). Mine sits at about 80 degree angle from the base which is perfect while driving.
296892
It is sturdy and stable in the water as iths a flat bottom, but standing up in to climb into another craft would pose problems. You can kneel in the boatand conceivably do so reaching out and up to hold on to the edge(gunnals?) of the boat along side,but difference in height might mean you would need helping hands. Once leanin or sittingon the side of the intex,it will quicky want to tilt. it isn't a true dinghy.
62318
you want to put them up front near your jack so you can see them, i have a 33' and place one on the body behind my lp tank in clear veiw from the jack.THIS WILL SHOW YOU RIGHT TO LEFT the other one on the side of the jack for up + down. it does work well for me.i USED A FOUR FOOT LEVLE INSIDE MY CAMPER TO LEVLE IT FRIST.
2136341
The best advice is to try both. I've always had better results facing back. You save a lot of space by facing it up. Either way the box has been great for us.
1674277
Hey Carey, they are slightly angled up a little to keep boards from sliding out. Really like them.... they are strong and work great. I actually have my two long boards and my short board on the top - even hang my wetsuits and a few other items... Really impressed. I have recommended to mates as few times and they are also stoked.
2196185
Its different for everybody. when i had them in my sentry I had them side by side on the top radiator frame. Wheat ever you put them in you want them facing down.
377151
The mounting hardware will mount on round top aluminum boat sides or any flat surface. Easy installation and it's very nice.
959828
Vertical is best, make sure the upper line top does not loop back down to engine block. A loop will stop the gravity flow.
460068
we have it mounted vertically on our boat, near the stern, so we can take salt water showers with a fresh water rinse. We just forget which one is hot or cold as it's not a normal mount.
2039924
What you want to do is mount it in a way that water isn't trapped in the horn, i.e. with the horn facing up. Mine is mounted under the body of my atv to the side of my radiator and is facing forward. There are two slots on either side of the face that allows water to drain out (I have mine mounted so that one of the slots is down).
1273486
I prefer the horizontal part of the grid to be facing up so the plastic sink protector is against the side of the sink. It is your preference which side is up or down.
1894950
I cannot speak for mounting in a boat due to wave movement, but for the home it is an excellent folding mount. There are nuts you can tighten at the hinge points, but if you get in rough water, I don't know if they would hold.
972642
I have mine mounted to the side of my pontoon boat so if secured properly it should be fine.
1683438
Slight slant. It's reversable so you can have it slant forward or backward two of the bolts are hard to get in though. Start with those