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  1. 07-02-2014, 09:15 PM #1
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    I have wanted them for a while so I finally got some
    I have not got them all mounted and wired yet but I wanted to get an idea of how there gonna look so I put them down one side and hooked a battery to them
    the plan is to put a strip down each side inside and out (4 total) well here is a sneak peak of what it will look like

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    what do you think
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    Nice is what I think. Are you using multiple strips or multi-colored LEDs to get the different colors? Definitely something I want to do!

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    im using waterproof 50/50 rbg led lights
    that's 1 strip 16' long (its a 20' boat)
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    Looks great! I put mine on with gorilla glue and they are holding strong. I have them on both sides inside and out of my 16' Jon boat.
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    Whoa that's going to light some stuff up. Looks cool but is it going to be too much light? I just used a two 10 millimeter flush mount leds on the sides of my tin.
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    Looks good!
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    Classy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrNip View Post
    Whoa that's going to light some stuff up. Looks cool but is it going to be too much light? I just used a two 10 millimeter flush mount leds on the sides of my tin.
    Actually it is just enough light to fish by. I use the green or white to draw in the bait. The blue inside and out acts like a big fluorescent light and lights hi vis line and other brightly colored objects like bobbers and jigs to see them better while fishing at night. They draw very little amps and run forever without a charge.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kickingback View Post
    Looks great! I put mine on with gorilla glue and they are holding strong. I have them on both sides inside and out of my 16' Jon boat.
    That looks great
    That's what I plan to do to mine thanks for the pics that looks great
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrNip View Post
    Whoa that's going to light some stuff up. Looks cool but is it going to be too much light? I just used a two 10 millimeter flush mount leds on the sides of my tin.
    I think it will be OK they can be brightened and dimmed to suit your needs the pics are of them on bright
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