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Old 03-06-2012, 10:07 AM   #1
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has anyone installed underwater lights on their boat, and what type did you use.... I trying to decide which ones I should buy.... any advise is greatly appreciated....thanks
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There's a post to get you started...

http://www.maxumownersclub.com/forum...erwater-lights
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Old 03-08-2012, 01:27 AM   #3
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Default Two companies that specialize in underwater lighting

We went to the Miami Boat Show several weeks ago and there are lots of underwater light distributors. We found that "Ocean LED" is a good company and also "Shadow Cast" is another. If you can wait a couple of weeks, Shadow Cast is coming out with a white, green, blue all in one light. You can keep it as one of those colors or have it switch between the three. We're in the process of being a distributor for both of these companies, so I think you'll like either one.
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I put on the Abyss lights with the remote for selecting colors and programs to change flash patters. Love them!
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I installed the Abyss S-600B's a few years back and absolutely love them! Turns heads and get great reviews where ever I go and so awesome to swim in at night! Check them out. http://www.abysslite.com/underwater-lights.php

Check out some pics of the lights in action. The lake that these photos were taken at is pretty murky. In clear water, the lights flood out and around the stern for about 20ft. During night cruises, the entire wake is lit up as well.

Fairly simple install and well worth the price.

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welcome to the zoo Postgame.....thanks for the info on the lights..


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Thanks for the all the info.
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How many lights did you use? and what size is the beam of your boat?
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I decided to use 5 seablaze 3 blue lights... I will be installing them next week! priced very reasonably....
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Pictures or it didn't happen....!!!


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Beam is 14'6" and I used 2 of the 100 foot lights. Just enough, don't be shy with them & LED's aren't hard on the batteries.
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I got them I will be installing them next week.... I will post pictures then...
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