gofastlvr

The Red is mine and just two ShadowCaster SCM-10's and the green one is Project Mayhem and two or three A-12's. This is in Lake Cumberland so not salt water clear by any means!

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pstorti

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merry christmas! they both look good

Spicy

I installed these last year about this time, before Cig went South for the Winter!!!
Shadowcaster SCM-10

http://www.shadow-caster.com/shadowcaster_product/scm10

* Underway on the ICW at Christams Time
* Engine Compartment
* PIxs of when we installed in the shop.

Great Product and Made in the USA!!!

Pat

carter38

What color did you go with. We did a blue they recommended and they are more aqua than blue.

Spicy

Click on the link in my post... I bought the "Ultra Blue" SCM-10

carter38

They look great we went with the bimini blue should have went with the ultras. We did some red ones on my buddies p29 they are awesome.

divenstar

Any pix??????

Randy Nielsen

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[ATTACH=CONFIG]513575[/ATTACH]Very interesting thread. I had bought some lights for my Eliminator project that looked pretty bright in the house (shining down the dark hall). They are going to be interior foot lights now. I really liked the discussion article from wakeworld earlier in the thread. Looked to me of more like a real world test of sorts rather than any brand advertising their stuff. Given the price being similar I am looking at the shadow casters & abyss models at this time. Randy

chardricketts

In florida you will need an "all around" (360 degree) anchor light along with the red/green when running at night. It should be installed at the highest point on the boat. but for underwater I don't have any idea.

low_psi

I realize this is an old thread that was resurrected, but I figured I'd share my Underwater LEDs. I bought these used from the Powerboat Swap Shop on Facebook for $100 a bulb (pair for $200). New they were almost $900 each. Looking at their brightness I now see why they were so expensive. I have two of them mounted below the outboard bracket, so they are fairly deep in the water compared to others I have seen. I think having them deeper diffuses the light beam, which creates a very nice glow instead of seeing the actual bulb and a narrow beam of light. I have had no issues (with law enforcement)with having the green underwater lights on. However I have been told by the local Sherriff to turn the Blue Cockpit Lights off.