I'll have to take some pictures for you guys, but I took a GoLight and mounted the quick-detach base to a piece of starboard that has clamps on it. I fastens this to the end of the pulpit rail, with a bungee cord for added security.
In use, it only takes seconds to put the light onto the base and then run the wire lead back to the helm via the opening starboard forward window. Works slick! As it is, I'd guess that light or conditions where I need account for 5% of my total boating use. Yeah, it takes a minute or two to setup, but I get ZERO glare from the hardtop or rails. If I think I might need it, say I'm running around late in the day, I'll put the rail base up there and keep the light handy in the helm cabin.
One tip ... the motor panning speed on these models are a little too fast for my liking, so I simply added in a resistor on the load side of the motor wiring ... presto - all set

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Not bad for a $100 searchlight! And with ZERO glare ... priceless

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