"I am amazed at the wide scope of info that you guys have that we can all tap into,"
That's why we are all here Richard 😊
Whatever is bugging you SOMEONE here, from Norway to South Africa - Canada to New Zealand, will most likely know the answer.
Place is full of 'Bin there, done that' Guys 😉
Cheers, Doug 😎

Ref- Ron's reply. Bear in mind that the anchor light is only used when the vessel is at anchor or moored to a mooring buoy. It is normally hung in the rigging between the masthead and the stem, but this depends on the type of vessel. No other light would be displayed at this time. They are all steaming lights.

Nerys

Good morning Ron, thank you for your help, this info is very helpful. I am amazed at the wide scope of info that you guys have that we can all tap into, amazing stuff.

Richard

This information was provided by a tugboat owner/skipper from Tofino, B.C.
- anchor light, white all around.
- mast head light fwd 225 degrees white
- stern light aft 135 degrees white
- towing light fwd 225 degrees white ( in vertical line with mast head )
- towing light aft 135 degrees amber ( above stern light )
- side lights fwd ( red and green ) 112.5 degrees

Thank you Admiral 👍

Hi Richard,
I agree with Nerys.

Three white lights on the mast.

Martin555.

As far as I know, a tug with a tow of under 200metres would display two horizontal white lights at the masthead, and if the tow is over 200 metres, three horizontal white lights. In both cases the white stern light will have a yellow light above it.

Nerys

Hello everyone,
I am coming to the end of a 3 year build of the St Canute Tug but need some help with the colour of the three lights on the forward mast, there are two lanterns and one light on the top of the mast. Would anyone know the colour sequence of these lights, l think the one on the top of the mast is ‘white’ (?)
Many thanks
Richard

Thanks Doug....

Evenin' Richard,
If you know the User Names of the folks just click on their underlined User name, in any of their posts. That takes you to their Profile.
There you can send them a Private Message, just click on the yellow box at the top of the profile.
To find old Threads (not 'Forum conversation' 😉): if you know the thread title, or even the topic, go to 'Site Search' enter the thread title or topic and you should find what you are looking for. You might have to scroll through many results! Happy hunting, cheers Doug 😎

Hi Richard what is it you are looking for ? if it's the original post newbie new build help st canute you will find it in the build related posts in the forum
If it's an old post that you have posted on you can find them in your account if using web site you can find the button under the model boats banner but if using app you will find them under account then view posts hope this helps you
Ron