Re: underwater led
hey fireman431. how about some pictures. that sounds more like my budget. thanks
I'll get some pics as soon as I can. I'll subscribe to the post and update it after I load pics.
Good find! +1 on the pics request. How long have you had them? What are your water conditions and how well do they work? There is a HUGE difference between say the Upper Chesapeake and the Florida Keys...
This is the kicker. I have had them in for around a year. Very bright. Where I boat (the St. John's River), the water is brown and tannic. The lights don't show up that well at all. When I take the boat around to Daytona, we spend a few days in St. Augustine, which is right at the inlet. The water there is a beautiful light green/aqua. The lights cover the entire area between the aft of the boat and the dock. This is about 10'x13'. Beautiful blue lights and the fish immediately come up behind the boat and stay all night.
I don't fish from this boat, but I put them in strictly for the nighttime effect. Nothing but compliments on it. When I pull the boat next week, I'm adding 2 super white lights in with the blue. I already have the 3 way switch installed, so when I flip the switch up, I get blue. Flip it down, bright white. I'll post those pics when complete. The white should be bright regardless of the water conditions. It's like looking into the headlight of a car.
I have an extra light...here is a pic I just took in the garage with 1 - 6 lamp LED, hooked to a jump box.
