Deck Light Ideas

[Shawsee]

I used LED strip lighting for my V and it works sweet for night time striper fishing. Here is my old post with pictures.

http://www.wellcraftv20.com/communit...ad.php?t=16318

[Kracker Jack]

Originally Posted by Shawsee

I used LED strip lighting for my V and it works sweet for night time striper fishing. Here is my old post with pictures.

http://www.wellcraftv20.com/communit...ad.php?t=16318

Your leds look great! I do alot of striper fishing at night on the cheasapeake bay bridge tunnel. So its nice to have a set thats makes boating safer. under the gunnels like that reduces glare and the captain can see a little better.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by barnegatV20

six west marine brand drawer pull red l.e.d. lights are my setup, the red is easy on the eyes and doesn't hurt the night vision. the midship lights are a little off after i installed the new seats but they do excellent lighting the deck.

There's a reason that all US Naval ships have only red lights on after sunset. It takes almost 20 minutes for the average persons eyes to adjust to the dark. (more as you grow older) As soon as you turn on any color other than red you loose your night vision and have to start over again. BarnagatV20 got it right. Red is the color you want if you're out at night. White and blue and all other colors may look cool but they hurt your night vision,... which is not cool.

[Cam]

Just out of curiosity, how to you feed power to these LED's? Is there any soldering involved or are they screw terminals?

[Cam]

Thanks.....just ordered mine.

[The Bottom Line]

Thanks for the ideas guys. The red LEDs sounds like the way to go. I'll get some pictures posted once I get them installed.