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derek81

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I just ordered some from their website for my boat, I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience with them or any advice on installation. I got the package with the white LED's for all storage boxes and live wells, and red for the front and rear deck. I'm not much for flashy stuff but I love to fish at night during the summer and can't see worth a crap so I figured I'd give them a shot.

Any tips would be appreciated
 
I still use the Stan Sloan Lights, I have been using them for years and years and never had any issues. Everyone seems to be going LED and I can say this...you can see them a long long way away. I never used them so not sure how well they work. I've seen several post saying they work well though.
 
stratos21xl - 3/29/2010 11:15 PM I still use the Stan Sloan Lights, I have been using them for years and years and never had any issues. Everyone seems to be going LED and I can say this...you can see them a long long way away. I never used them so not sure how well they work. I've seen several post saying they work well though.
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he is talking about lights for his compartments and deck not for seeing your line..</p>

The bluewaters look amazing everyone on BBC seems to have them.. hes sponsors BBC and runs a lot of specials there</p>

you will like them im sure
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Brian, hes not talking about black lights. he is talking about the little led lights you put on your deck or in your compartments. I added them to my livewells and most of my compartments and to my trolling motor foot pedal tray. the ones in the livewell are the greatest invention ever. really helps you to see the fish when you go to get them out, especially for night tournaments. i use the ones in my foot pedal tray for retying at night. nice lights and they are cheap and easy to install. and that guy that owns them is a super nice guy.

now on another note, as brian was talking about, I still have the sloan blacklights setup. i just cant get rid of them. especially since they have the white light to retie and the blacklight. dad got some of the led blacklights and i can see his boat from a long way away, so it has to be easier to see your line. The thing i hate is the dam plugs corrode after about a year and a half, even with a cut off switch on them. its a poor design with no where for the water to run. but i found a guy on BBC that sells them for like $25 a set (better than $40 or $50 a set).
 
emoScratch ...my bad!!! He said he couldnt see so I just figured he was refering to his line. Oh well...I got more replies being wrong than he did implying about the lights....so hahahaha...I WON!!!! emoLaugh emoLaugh
 
twilson had them on his Triton and I believe he installed them himself. Shoot him a PM and I'm sure he would be happy to talk to you about them. I'd love to have them on my boat. From the pictures I've seen and the reviews I've read, they seem to be a great addition to any boat!
 
Stratos21xl, I need some of those too so you weren't too far off.

Jimmy, i'll call you in a few, i still need to meet up with you this week, you still have some of those Azuma lures in stock?

Thanks again guys.
 
I just got, but haven't installed my trailer kit from them! Seems like a great product, and I was told if you have any problems call Mike the owner and he will drop what he is doing and help you!
 
Yep I have em. Really easy to install took me about an hour or so one evening. I just left the existing lights in too and used them as the power source for the leds. Trailer lights were even easier to put on just spliced in to the tail light wire with the splitters they send you.
 
I really like mine and they are super easy to install. I have used them for a year and a half with no problems. Partner says it is easy to find me in the morning among the others at the ramp. I went with the blue for everything and it really glows.
 
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