4 OceanLED A3's in Warm White (natural yellowish light), mounted 10 inched below water line. In the nasties water known to man.

Looking strait down


Looking over the edge

nice and bright,,,,,,,even in that murkey-azz water.

These look like a lot of bang per buck and mounting on the tabs is a great idea.
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Pair of blue Ocean LEDs mounted on drives. They just kept getting better looking as it got darker. What looks like grainy photo is actually a miillion bait fish
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Installed 2 Bimini Blue shadow-casters on transom this week. Why don't I see how to attach a pic?

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Here is a shifter Led and underwater led's that I made. The under water/trim tab leds I made up a couple years ago actually didn't turn out to bad for my first design and in Lake Erie's murky water.

There's a couple shots in this video, too:

Last Year

Bet I'm the only one who got shots of my props turning...lol.

Installed the grainy look to the pic is actually a zillion bait fish that came over to see what's happening


http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-bZ...010:57:28%20PM

Finally got a pic of my new lights, they are Sea Vision SV20 35W Xenon, after comparing the available lights the Xenon seemed the brightest to me. I plan on adding a set of color changing Shadow Casters on either side of the drives for color.

I was blown away with how bright these lights are, out in deep water in the pitch black the light reflecting forward actually goes about 5 feet past the bow. My wife's friend that was with us said "it looks like sunshine coming out of your boat's A$$!" though that was hilarious.

This picture was taken at dusk at Cat Cay in the Bahamas.