Underwater LED lights for 2005 FV 320

hmalekib

Hi guys,

Any suggestions on underwater LED lights?
I know someone on FB was suggesting Lumitec SeaBlaze X but they are kind of pricey...

Cableguy Greg

I have coastal night lights DS blue LED's on my boat. They have served me well. They are less expensive than the name brand lights. I had them on my 232cc also. 

mattie

Ocean LED’s X-series. Work awesome. Very happy.

hmalekib

How many lights do you guys suggest for a FV 320?

Cableguy Greg

hmalekib said:

How many lights do you guys suggest for a FV 320?

I would do 3.

Cableguy Greg

Here is the link for the lights that I have. I have 2 of the DS model.

http://coastalnightlights.com/Gen3-UW-Lights.html

hmalekib

https://www.boatpluglight.com/collections/drain-plug-led-lights/products/triple-vega-24000-lumen-drain-plug-light

What do you guys think of this?

Some pics can be found here:
https://m.facebook.com/DiabloRoyaleCustoms/

zaverin1

I have one 

zaverin1

Just not a thee headed monster but a single plug light 

bry1429

hmalekib said:

https://www.boatpluglight.com/collections/drain-plug-led-lights/products/triple-vega-24000-lumen-drain-plug-light

What do you guys think of this?

Some pics can be found here:
https://m.facebook.com/DiabloRoyaleCustoms/

If your going to do a drain plug light I would do this one. It would be hard to find 24000 lumens for under $625. Your stern will be seen from outter space 

Dream_Inn

bry1429 said:

hmalekib said:

https://www.boatpluglight.com/collections/drain-plug-led-lights/products/triple-vega-24000-lumen-drain-plug-light

What do you guys think of this?

Some pics can be found here:
https://m.facebook.com/DiabloRoyaleCustoms/

If your going to do a drain plug light I would do this one. It would be hard to find 24000 lumens for under $625. Your stern will be seen from outter space 

That's a pretty neat looking light but I wonder how that 5 inches hanging out would affect drag.  That's quite a bit to be hanging out the back.

Cableguy Greg

Dream_Inn said:

bry1429 said:

hmalekib said:

https://www.boatpluglight.com/collections/drain-plug-led-lights/products/triple-vega-24000-lumen-drain-plug-light

What do you guys think of this?

Some pics can be found here:
https://m.facebook.com/DiabloRoyaleCustoms/

If your going to do a drain plug light I would do this one. It would be hard to find 24000 lumens for under $625. Your stern will be seen from outter space 

That's a pretty neat looking light but I wonder how that 5 inches hanging out would affect drag.  That's quite a bit to be hanging out the back.

I was thinking the same thing. Brass is a soft metal and I would be concerned about it snapping from the drag.

zaverin1

Ye I wouldn’t go with that Home Depot setup lol
i did buy a single screw in drain plug light and it worked ok and was decent when it came to visability. Going to use again this season.

zaverin1

My light is made by the same company

zaverin1

I think I paid 50 bucks for
it

jme097

@hmalekib I put Lumitec Spectrum underwater lights on my 280. I love them. Change colors as well. They're worth the money. Lifetime warranty and have great customer service. 

jme097

Stodge

This is a pic of our old boat with the lights up under the platform.

zaverin1

Ye stodge that was smart
Put car led tube lights aka underground lights 
look pretty good.
new owner of that 280 barely took that thing out

zaverin1

Jme are you selling your boat?

Stodge

@zaverin1 Those are actually old school ground effects, not LED.  

zaverin1

Nice 

jme097

@zaverin1 Yes. I do have it up on CL but I am not hardset on selling it. If I get an offer I like I will part ways with it. 

williamG

Try this new one, no drill needed and nice blue, they have green as well！ $123.98 each.

https://www.imarineled.com/27w-1800-lumens-aluminum-alloy-drain-plug-boat-light.html

MarkB

http://http//theliquidlite.com/

I had this drain plug light on my boat. Worked pretty good. I had a single drive, which blocked the light a little, but it still looked cool.

That tri-light would probably have done a better job.