Underwater LED light

Does anyone know where I can get an underwater LED puck. I have seen them on Wetsounds Tige with the custom wrap. It is a round LED puck with a stainless ring around it at the base of the transom. Anyone... Bueller...Bueller...Bueller

The one on the Wetsounds Tigé is factory installed. Do a search for LED Underwater Transom Light. Perko is also making one now. Be warned they are not cheap, not at least the ones i've seen.

Here's examples; http://www.sailorsams.com/mall/underwater-led-light.asp

http://www.brightideaslighting.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=88

Here's more:

http://www.abysslite.com/underwater-lights.php

Check out the list at the bottom of this page:

http://www.sportfishingmag.com/article_print.jsp?ID=52453

damn those are expensive, anybody have a more cost effective idea?

duct tape a waterproof flashlight to the transom..that outta do

I told ya!
You could always do you own homegrown LED deal like Grant did under his platform.

For an underwater transom light like what we put on our Tiges we sell them for $500.00 just for info.

oceanled.com hands down the best... we have done them on our sportfish and they are fuggin awsome! they are expensive but you gotta pay to play!

so if you went with two of the abysslites that are the spotlight ones that shoot 100 ft under water, could you light up the lip of the wake to ride at night? if so that would be crazy cool

the halogen ones dont emmit the same light they are a yellowish color... the leds are awsome

I'm planning a project with three of the abyss 600's on my transom this winter. I wont know how it turns out until next season but in my research and for what I'm looking for they seem like the way to go.

MasterCraft uses 2 Abyss 600s. They look amazing. I would go with the white ones insteasd of the blue however. The picture is only one white 600. They are well worth the money if you are on the lake at night a lot.

The abyss are very affordable, so much so that it makes one question their quality. If it is a factory available option through Mastercraft, they must be a quality unit though.

I have installed many of them, and I can asure you they are of very high quality. They are very easy to install as well. I got to test a few different designs and these are by far the best option if you are not interested in drilling a monster hole in the boat.

No too scared of breaking out the power tools but no one gets close in price to those from what i have found thus far.

I used this company for lights on our ocean boat, a pair of the xenon. They make the LED's too. Compare the lumens.
http://www.aqualights.org/

I just picked up some of these for back-up lights on my trailer. They might work for underwater/underplatform lights too.

http://www.oznium.com/high-power-waterproof-led-module

WOW. Check out those Aqualights.org online store. They have underwater camera's that look really cool.

Check out Aqualights picture pages also. They have a few pictures of a boat with the swim platform that rotates down to just below the water to let the waverunner off. How cool would that be to have the platform rotate down just below the water line at the lake. Just kickin back on it.

With the Abyss, do you attach them to the bottom of your swim platform or directly on the transom?

Tim

Yea i was going to ask that tim?? how confident would people feel drilling a 6 inch hole in the bottom of your pride and joy??????? i would feel much better cutting holes in my platform!!!!

danny

The abyss is installed onto the transom of the boat. There is only one 3/16 hole that needs to be drilled through the boat. That is for the wire. The unit is screwed to the transom. It is not a thru-hull unit. Look at the instructions online.