Looking for LED fishing lights

[ezgoing]

They also have game batteries that are 12 volt. They are made for wildlife feeders. I used one in the kayak to power my electronics.
Another option is some are using cordless tool batteries stepped down to using a 12 volt adapter. If a fella has a cordless drill already it works out good. Sure saves the expense of batteries

I hooked my LiveScope up to cordless power tool batteries. I use a 12 V 7 AH battery for the display unit and a 20 V 6 AH battery for the module/transducer unit.

I had seen several videos on YouTube about this and decided to give it a try. I was worried about display quality and how long a battery would last but was surprised at how good the display images were. The batteries appear to last 4-6 hours on a full charge. I have two of each so I can swap out when the charge gets low.

I suggest looking into this setup to power your lights. If your lights are LED these batteries should last a couple of days before recharge.

Here's how LiveScope looked with this set up.

[TheGrandPoohBah]

I went to interstate battery and got a 12v 5 AH battery for like 45.00...but you have to use a small charger for it. A regular 12v battery charger puts too much juice out for the battery to handle and will ruin the battery...

Use a smart battery maintainer with max 2 amp 12 volt that reduces gradually to maintain when charged. They are not expensive at all.

[DockShootinJack]

Also use a small motorcycle charger. They are cheap alsp. Put out 2 amps I believe. Used to be the only thing the old man would use to charge batteries

[DockShootinJack]

since you gave me the idea I will post this here. Stand alone floating light