Thread: anybody using LEDS on their boat, I have a bunch if anybody is interested

i'll check on the ip68 rating, iv'e got them in both my livewells and their still working, i'll check

these are rated at ip65 waterproof? like i say ive had them in my livewells full of water many times and on the decks fished thru lots of rain and the back of the rubrail get soaked everytime i come off plane and stillthey are still working fine

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How bout a pic of them mounted in the boat turned off???

here is my nav lights, not a very good close up but on my boat i have the old braided rope, i just pulled the rope out, used very small zip ties to hold i on the rubrail and pressed it back in, did uv/blacklights the same way. the deck lights, clean app area with alcohol, peel and stick with 3M backing on strip, drill an 1/8" hole at the end to feed wire thru. tie lights into existing wires-nav, courtesy light,etc so lights will work with existing switches. or you can run an extra length of wire to the console for a isolated switch. i did my blacklights on two isolated switches one for left side and one for the right

Love the flag Reese.Good to see it.

Originally Posted by probucktails

here is my nav lights, not a very good close up but on my boat i have the old braided rope, i just pulled the rope out, used very small zip ties to hold i on the rubrail and pressed it back in, did uv/blacklights the same way. the deck lights, clean app area with alcohol, peel and stick with 3M backing on strip, drill an 1/8" hole at the end to feed wire thru. tie lights into existing wires-nav, courtesy light,etc so lights will work with existing switches. or you can run an extra length of wire to the console for a isolated switch. i did my blacklights on two isolated switches one for left side and one for the right

Cool, thanks for the pic.

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