under water LEDs
06-29-2011 | 11:28 AM
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06-29-2011 | 03:07 PM
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Well then buy them is all im saying i don't care what you do, its your money. You could go buy a maglight and duck tape it to your drive for $10, for all i care O never mind maglight cost $20 ducktap will run you $5 mite be a little out of your buget so just go get some zipties that mite work
06-29-2011 | 04:05 PM
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I'll stay out of the eBay p!$$ing match, but I wonder how well a set of clear ones would work as submersible reverse lights on the back of a trailer? I had to back my trailer down a very dark and curvy driveway the other night, and some light would have helped! Has anyone else used these in this manner?
06-29-2011 | 04:08 PM
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I'll stay out of the eBay p!$$ing match, but I wonder how well a set of clear ones would work as submersible reverse lights on the back of a trailer? I had to back my trailer down a very dark and curvy driveway the other night, and some light would have helped! Has anyone else used these in this manner?
06-29-2011 | 04:54 PM
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I'll stay out of the eBay p!$$ing match, but I wonder how well a set of clear ones would work as submersible reverse lights on the back of a trailer? I had to back my trailer down a very dark and curvy driveway the other night, and some light would have helped! Has anyone else used these in this manner?
06-30-2011 | 06:34 AM
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I've been reading up on these and the new super LED's heat up so much they usually have thermo protection built in so when they get too hot they start blinking or shut off.
I would think running them dry for too long would make this happen...so if you use them that way don't think they're junk if they blink after being on a while.
After reading about them I recently bought an A3 OceanLED for the Nordic.
I would think running them dry for too long would make this happen...so if you use them that way don't think they're junk if they blink after being on a while.
After reading about them I recently bought an A3 OceanLED for the Nordic.
06-30-2011 | 08:04 AM
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I've been reading up on these and the new super LED's heat up so much they usually have thermo protection built in so when they get too hot they start blinking or shut off.
I would think running them dry for too long would make this happen...so if you use them that way don't think they're junk if they blink after being on a while.
After reading about them I recently bought an A3 OceanLED for the Nordic.
I would think running them dry for too long would make this happen...so if you use them that way don't think they're junk if they blink after being on a while.
After reading about them I recently bought an A3 OceanLED for the Nordic.
