(12) 50 watt 120v on a 2072 SeaArk

 

19 ft Carolina Skiff - 10 50W LEDs

 

over all length 181/2 ft. bottom width 78inches 1100+ watts 12 volt leds.

 

that doesnt make much sense. what fixtures do you run that add up to 1100?

 

Used to run 18 x 36w Led's under a deck on the front of a 2072 Grizzly, all going on the front of a 1872 Xpress now.

Merry Christmas everyone!

 

Crap, not 36w they are the 27w's!!

 

(10) 50 watt 12volts on a 2060

 

btw i currently run 17-30watts off my 1660 slick bottom. true warm (3000k), 51,000 total lumens,from 510watts. will add a few more in the spring and end up 20-22.

 

I ran 14 27w leds on my old 1852. Put out good light and didn't have any blind spots. But never going back to leds ever again lol just not enough light for Alot of the dirty water I shoot.

 

i started with 27s. and i totally understand your perspective. but i took and put a yellow headlight film on every other light and it "warmed" the whole set-up. im just sayin, there are alternitives to your problems.

 

I'm sure that would of helped a ton, some guys I took just plain had a hard time seeing fish "not gonna mention names" lol Not dissing Leds cuz I've killed a ton of fish over the ones I had so they have there place, but I'm gonna give 400w HPS a shot this year and see what all the fuss is about op:

 

10-30w 3000k floods and one 27w on a 16 foot boat.

 

I have a 1756 boat and run 12 of the 50 watt all water led's from American Airboat

 

6-100 watt and 4- 50 watt rgb's

 

I have a 18/56 running 14, 50 watt and will bump it up to 18 by spring.
I can see farther than I can shoot....

 

12 , 50 watts 2 , 30 wats all 12 volt 20'' custom skiff.
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19 50w 2 30ws 110v on a honda eu2000 on a 2080 long beach with 102" beam

 

Do most of you shoot the warm white color? How do they penetrate?

 

warm white penetrates murkey water better, if the water you shoot is clear, then you wont have as much reflection and you can use a cooler light. Just depends on the water.

 

I shoot pretty dirty water.is the warm white comparable to a halogen in color? What about light output..I shoot 300w halogens right now will the 50w give off the same less or more light as a 300w halogen?

 

I shot 500w halogens before, and I absolutely love the warm white leds I went with. I have never regretted my decision at all, I can see fish just as good with the leds

 

Sweet. Is it easy to hard wire the led lights when they come to my genny?

 

I use batteries then run a converter from the genny. If you wanted to run the genny all the time get 110v and youll be set.

 

Do the lights come already wired and ready to plug in?

 

No, if you get 120v you need to put plugs on them, assume same on 12/24vdc lights just have cords on them

 

No, if you get 120v you need to put plugs on them, assume same on 12/24vdc lights just have cords on them

How do you guys run them to your genny then? If you have like ten lights do you use two extensuon cords with a 5 plug box on each extension cord?

 

19 ft boat,13 27's and 2 50's,going on three years now...clear water,like em

 

Last question lol. For my 16ft boat should I run 8 or 10 50w??

 

How wide?? If could do it would put 4 across the front, then 3 down each side. We ran. (8) on our bass tracker 1748, had 2 on front and 3 down each side and was fine. Run 4 on front and 4 down each side on our 2072

 

This is how we did the "tracker" http://bow.fishingcountry.com/forum...m/forums/showthread.php?19194-Got-all-8-50-watts-mounted&highlight=de_bowfisher

 

Ncbowfish and weekendRide are those warm whites?? Just wanting to know if warm whites are the majority Choice on merky/ dingy/ dirty lake water...

 

Ncbowfish and weekendRide are those warm whites?? Just wanting to know if warm whites are the majority Choice on merky/ dingy/ dirty/River// lake water...

 

The water here is crystal clear so I run day light bright lights for the most part but if the water gets muddy or cloudy, I tape a three inch square of tan plastic on a couple lights and they penetrate muddy water just fine.

 

Anybody tried cool and warm alternating around the boat..