Underwater LED's
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Underwater LED's
I'm trying to figure out what led light company to use right now and I'm so concussed. No matter what way you go it isn't cheap so you wanna get it right the first time. I'm looking at the Ocean led A3's that go into the drain plugs but not sure how brite they are. Has anyone on here used them and have pics of them in the water? I want to run 3 light across the back of my 28' cat, but what lights do you think would work best for me? the one thing i do know is that i want to go with blue. Thanks
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MRoberts just put some on his 400ss and they are pretty sweet, pricey though! PM him, he can give you all the details.. There was a buncha LED threads that popped up in the last couple days.
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im in the same boat so to speak. i have sitting on my desk one of the lumitec seablaze 3 white/blue leds. havent installed them, but we hooked one up here in the office and they are FREAKING BRIGHT!!!! like blind you bright!
found a deal on them on ebay so that kept my cost down.
I have not installed them ON the boat yet btw!
found a deal on them on ebay so that kept my cost down.
I have not installed them ON the boat yet btw!
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I purchased two blue Lumitec SeaBlaze 3's for my boat restore but haven't installed them yet. I would have bought CoastalNightlights.com ones but wanted something that looked a little better when on the trailer. I got the lumitecs for $210 each from Northwest Marine Electronics.
One thing to note on the White/Blue Seablaze 3's is that when you have it set to either white or blue it is half the brightness, only full brightness when all on which is a white with hint of blue.
One thing to note on the White/Blue Seablaze 3's is that when you have it set to either white or blue it is half the brightness, only full brightness when all on which is a white with hint of blue.
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im in the same boat so to speak. i have sitting on my desk one of the lumitec seablaze 3 white/blue leds. havent installed them, but we hooked one up here in the office and they are FREAKING BRIGHT!!!! like blind you bright!
found a deal on them on ebay so that kept my cost down.
I have not installed them ON the boat yet btw!
found a deal on them on ebay so that kept my cost down.
I have not installed them ON the boat yet btw!
I purchased two blue Lumitec SeaBlaze 3's for my boat restore but haven't installed them yet. I would have bought CoastalNightlights.com ones but wanted something that looked a little better when on the trailer. I got the lumitecs for $210 each from Northwest Marine Electronics.
One thing to note on the White/Blue Seablaze 3's is that when you have it set to either white or blue it is half the brightness, only full brightness when all on which is a white with hint of blue.
One thing to note on the White/Blue Seablaze 3's is that when you have it set to either white or blue it is half the brightness, only full brightness when all on which is a white with hint of blue.
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Do a search, there are several good threads on underwater lights. In alotta ways you get what you pay for and you need ALOTTA light to make a difference, especially in cloudy water.
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how about these that mount to the trim tabs or in my case to my extension boxes????
http://www.aqualuma.com/trim-tab.html
http://www.aqualuma.com/trim-tab.html
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I have these on my Fountain CC. Great product at a great price.