[Arctic]

I don't see anywhere where it's illegal to ride at night on a PWC but obviously you would need the red/green and the white pole light. If it's not illegal, I'm surprised that they don't make a nice LED battery powered kit that just clamps on or sticks on to a PWC. maneuvering off the lake after the fireworks on the 4th would be wayyyy easier on a PWC.

 

[YamaDoo]

Google it. I think they do make light kits for PWCs.

 

[Outlaw]

I don't see anywhere where it's illegal to ride at night on a PWC but obviously you would need the red/green and the white pole light. If it's not illegal, I'm surprised that they don't make a nice LED battery powered kit that just clamps on or sticks on to a PWC. maneuvering off the lake after the fireworks on the 4th would be wayyyy easier on a PWC.

I am fairly certain they make light kits for small inflatables which should be adaptable in a temporary set-up. A permanent one would require in drilling and mounting,running wiring and switching, You would need about an 18 " white stern light ( has to be seen 360 degrees) Then a red and green bow light. Personally:dunno: I don't think permanent ones would hold up under the stress of riding. I know they wouldn't the way I ride

 

[Outlaw]

Found this website for lights;


PWC Navigation Light kit - Full Wave Marine

THERE YA GO,:cheers:

 

[p10sdad]

Where do you live? Out West we have a 5 mph after dark