Thanks Rick, look close the photos don't show the colors to good, but here is the Red, White, and Blue !!!

Where did and how did you get the idea for underwater lights, they are too cool... where can you get these lights???

John, It helps being an elictrician. ;)

John, there are a couple of manufacturers who make underwater lights, but usually they are low voltage types. The lights I am using are "High Intensity Discharge" 175 watt Mercury Vapor line voltage of 110. I am currently making these lights myself for our own enjoyment! I would love to produce them on a laarger scale to sell, but without a U L listing, the liability would be GREAT.

They are awsome lights I bet they would sell... Patent Pending... Then "BIG" Superboat Mega Yacht - Ricks next project... Order more resin Rick

Witht all this talk about new drives/new motors, I'm off to the shore.................Y2K Time !!!!!!:party-smiley-020:

Enjoy that 600sci Bravo xr!
You don't need no stink'n Arenson...:cool-smiley-011:

Thanks Pat, I just wanted to see that 100' long 20' tall water tail behind the Y2K !!!!!

Hey G.,
I've got a 3 blade that shoots a pretty good tail if you'd like to try it...:D

Why would you want to shoot a huge rooster tail?? I always felt that If you a shooting a huge tail you are not running efficient. As you raising the trim your bow should lift, and the drives should still run parallel with the top of the water. If your drives just raise and raise, your bow is not lifting, therefore, huge rooster tail??