Would this base take a Seasense navigation light pole?
1242091
Yes, but I had the same question. It would make it a lot easier if they would just state that in the description.
1242092
The base is a standard 2 pin 12volt connection which is common to most all of the plug in stern lights available. Although I am not familiar with this particular pole, I believe you have a much more than even chance of it fitting.
1890162
It will but it's not meant for it. if you put the lamp all the way to one side it will tip. It's really only good in the frontal arc over the batteries.i was able to get it maybe 45 degrees off center, which made it wobbly.
16663
You would need a base to mount it to and also a lamp shade to fit over the bulb.
472386
The only way to answer that would be to overload the supports. I will say, the supports do adequately hold the lights provided, and would support some added pounds, if needed. But, the poles made to hold lights...
1970541
This would replace the light you currently have. It just lays on top of the cover. Unless you have a Marineland all in one hood that the light snaps into then this one wouldn't work.
809068
If you have the right connector on your light stand, certainly. It takes a standard 1/4 inch screw thread.
1167568
Basically just some simple anchoring hardware - Really depends on what the back porch and the light pole is made of will decide your mounting options.However you may want to use something other than the light pole if your local utility gets touchy about anything you attach to their pole. Plus of course stay far away from anything that carries a voltage/current !
1317444
The base will stand on it's own if the light is balanced, but not well enough to be useful. A small piece of flat (ferrous) metal would make a simple auxiliary base if that's needed.
1406139
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but you typically would need an adapter to attach anything. I use these with flashes and attach using something called an umbrella swivel that has a cold shoe mount and a place to hold an umbrella. Some lights attach by fitting over the end of the pole andd then tightening a screw to lock them in place, but those have been part of the lights that I have used.
1641379
The answer is no . Wish there was a light. Also it's more designed to be mounted someplace.
1896552
You will need a male 3/8" screw to secure it. Might want a flexible adapter to be able to tilt the light.
1821065
Yes, it will. The hardware is made for a 5x5" square post. We have a 4x4 and had to really retro-fit the hardware to make it work. Nothing on the light kit is anchored to the ground or goes into the ground, so I'm guessing it can work on a very stable portable goal, but the lights are really high and can sway a bit in storms...please be careful. Take a look at the installation pdf before you buy the light kit. Good luck.
1219201
No works on pole lamp pole.You can get a small button type that you will have to drill a hole and mount in the base. Lowes/ Home Depot
12700
Yes. Check the specifications for height and the height of your light unit, also.
2022017
It could work depending on where you wanted to mount a light bar or what not.
258008
Well, the suction cup is screwed into the base with a 1/4" (roughly) machined screw. And there's two locations were you can screw it in. There's a spot on the side of the "flashlight" as well if you want it to rest on your kayak horizontally. Not sure how you would connect a pole to it unless it also had a screw or was wide enough that the base of the light could rest inside it.
750945
I believe it would be possible but maybe only one screw would be holding it up. why not cut a board the size of the light base and attach to top of post and then screw you light to it.