[NoHens]

Does anybody have any suggestions or pictures of how you ran your wires for your lights. I have a flush deck and caint get under it. Also my floor and sides are lined together so I would rather not cut the liner to go under neath. Also any pics of your switch location would be helpful.

 

[brew]

post of pic of the boat so we can see what your up against

 

[NoHens]

Here is what i have to work with

 

[NoHens]

here are a few more

Let me here how you think i should run my wires and where to put the switches?

 

[mlmtx01]

here's a few pics of how i did mine.

 

[mlmtx01]

can someone blow them up?

 

[brew]

I'd just run some seal tight flex conduit under the gunnels up to you switch box. then more seal tight with multiangle connectors to come in the back of the lights.

 

[Old Bald Guy]

can someone blow them up?

Here you go.

 

[JpEater]

I drilled a hole for the 1/2'' liquid tite flex and attached it to my fixtures as seen. The liquid tite flex is super tough and pretty easy to work with. I have since switched out the plastic connectors at the fixtures to metal connectors.

 

[redlabel1]

come on Jp quit posting pics of them lights i am still jealous

 

[JpEater]

come on Jp quit posting pics of them lights i am still jealous

I was just trying to help a brother out since I have a flush deck with little access under neath like he has!

No need to be jealous! Your jealousy will be cured soon enough I hope!

 

[redlabel1]

i know just razin ya

 

[NoHens]

Thanks for the pictures, are yall just running 12/3 romex in there? And Jp I still really like those lights

 

[JpEater]

Thanks for the pictures, are yall just running 12/3 romex in there? And Jp I still really like those lights

No I definatly wouldn't use romex. Romex is a single stranded wire. You would be much better off with a multi-stranded wire. I have digital ballasts so I just ran the output cord from the ballast to the fixture and wired it up. Its 16/3 stranded wire. Just like an extension cord you buy and Home Depot.

Here is a picture of what the wire looks like and how I attached it. But sure to leave out the wire nuts in your setup. They will cause you problems later. I use only crimp and shrink connectors.