[SHOREBILLY1025]

im overhauling my boat and building a deck and i bought 6 50 watt leds and was wondering if i can run them on a generator ? i don't want to run anymore batteries id like to run just a cheap suitcase generator. can anyone help and/or point me in the right direction ray season is here!!!!

 

[DeadCell]

If you're only running 300 total watts of light, batteries would be very easily done and the most cost effective. Two Grp31 Deep Cycles could run you 9 hours

 

[Mrs Carp Muncher]

im overhauling my boat and building a deck and i bought 6 50 watt leds and was wondering if i can run them on a generator ? i don't want to run anymore batteries id like to run just a cheap suitcase generator. can anyone help and/or point me in the right direction ray season is here!!!!

Really?? What kind did you get AC or DC leds..???

 

[SHOREBILLY1025]

Really?? What kind did you get AC or DC leds..???

AC 90-240 there called EJOY i didn't wanna spend all my money on lights and batteries so i go my deck built and an 80/54 troller right now i just wanna run a small gen to save weight and money plus you don't have to charge a generator

 

[Istickem]

AC 90-240 there called EJOY i didn't wanna spend all my money on lights and batteries so i go my deck built and an 80/54 troller right now i just wanna run a small gen to save weight and money plus you don't have to charge a generator

Technically you charge a genny with petro
You are GTG
Plug and play

 

[SHOREBILLY1025]

AC 90-240 there called EJOY i didn't wanna spend all my money on lights and batteries so i go my deck built and an 80/54 troller right now i just wanna run a small gen to save weight and money plus you don't have to charge a generator

Technically you charge a genny with petro

You are GTG
Plug and play[/QUOT

Yeah you got me there still faster and easier then charging batteries especially for quick after work trips