
Originally Posted by
zabooda
They don't make that up. Colored lights on the water each have a specific purpose and dictated in each state almost exactly. Green and red are navigation lights and are restricted and using these color of LEDs after dark could easily be a collision especially green and that gives the other boater the right of way when visible. Blue can't be used as that is law enforcement, red is fire department. At dive rescue, we are allocated alternating yellow and red as well as the Coast Guard. During a water exercise or an event identification at night is by the color of their lights. Like I've said before, blue lights attract law enforcement if nothing more to see what other agency is on the water.
Yeah I can see while you are under way it would be illegal. I only want to use them when parked 🤷🏼*♂️

Originally Posted by
MLA
You will need 4 conductors and and an RGB controller to make white. No way to change the color of an LED.
Regs typically dont explain what is not legal but clearly state what is required. Any other color other than white seen aft or 360, can be a violation. So tower speaker LEDs other than white, can be considered a violation. This goes for under water LEDs as well as the lights seen strung around pontoons.
My next boat will be RGB controlled or all white.

Originally Posted by
deckwork
here is the page from instructions, best you can get is blue white
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Thanks, I guess I can try a speaker and see what it looks like 
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