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I added guide on's and bought pole lights, no more issues!! Screw them other lights!! I have had them all!! I never disconnect before putting in water anymore!
I bought enough wire so to make all connections from the trailer hitch to top of post so no connections go in the water to rot off. AAAAThis is just a site to show you, I got on ebay cheaper! http://www.veveinc.com/shop/Pipe-Lig...T-Lights..html 
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07-20-2012, 10:05 PM
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07-20-2012, 11:06 PM
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Jdog those lights are submersible based on the belljar principle. Air stays trapped in the housing preventing water from coming in. Take a clear glass and put it in the dishwater opening first. At least that is how they are supposed to work.
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07-21-2012, 07:29 PM
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yea I was thinking about that to, like when you hold a glass upsides down and push it down in the water, but I guess we will see what happens.
I love the pole light idea that rocks!!! 
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1987 V20 CC Fisherman w/a 1996 Johnson 200 Ocean Runner I have never been to drunk to fish :)
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