Ok, lets hear the recommendations for brightest/most durable/bang for your buck, blue underwater LED's. I have had Shadowcaster SCM 10's (2) mounted in a custom bar in the past that lasted probably 5 years and were still working when I sold the boat.... The boat I have now has (2) hull mounted Ocean LED Amphibian classic A12's, (blue) of which one just bit the dust... about 2 years old if that, from what I can tell. (and they don't make that light anymore... I really don't want to spend $600 or even $500 per light... I would probably make a new custom light bar that mounts to my platform brackets and install the lights in that... Thanks for any input!
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Originally posted by hawaiianstiln View Postyah that's white and crap didn't think about where your plug would be. All my past boats (Malibu/mastercrafts) have been underneath like yours.
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Shag, might be overkill but if you like the drain plug lights you could add a transom drain plug and then the light. Just an idea.
http://www.nautiqueparts.com/drainpl...eassembly.aspx
Shawn
2012 Blue Metal Flake SAN 230
1999 Black and Tan Python 502 Powered Super Sport (for Sale)
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While the drain plug lights are relatively inexpensive and easy to install I don't think I'd ever trust one. If it ever was hit by anything enough to break it off you have a good chance of sinking the boat. They hang of the transom enough to make me worry just enough making it not worth the risk. Just my $0.02...Jason
All black 2003 SANTE
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