BLKFLYZ

I very seldom turn the above water lights on. they have their own switch and the pivot left and right. I mainly use them to flip on and see the coast line ahead. When Im sticking fish I catch myself looking at the water too much insted of looking at what Im fixing to run into! Then its takes a bit for my eyes to adjust to the coast.LoL The 1000 watts underwater is plenty of light. Plus if some reason my underwater lights fail I can turn the above water on make it thru the night. So...... you are correct running 2000w would burn a that generator up after time.

X-Shark

BLKFLYZ can you do a little better on the pix's of the underwater lights? IE: Close up pix's.



Please add any info about them. Where to buy, name brand, etc,etc.





A EU 2000 Honda weighs Dry Weight 46.3 lbs.



A DC Gp27 battery weighs aprox 55lbs. [They do vary a few lbs depending on the manufacture]

sdsmith5150

This light can be mounted to your boat very easily....

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BLKFLYZ

Okay, my setup has been a series of trial and error for a few years now. I finally came up with a design that seems to water tight yet still easy to change a bulb if need be. The fixture is a "vapor/explosion proof" fixture that you can buy at most electrical supply houses. I have mounted a 500w mini candulara halogen socket inside the fixture that can be replaced along with bulb. it took a few trial runs to figure it out but works!! Knock on wood this set up has given me ZERO problems since I figured itout.Any ofyou are more than welcome to come check out this system and duplicate if you like. Its not hard and I probably got about 75$ in the lights themselves. Heres a close up pic. Let me know if any questions Id be glad to answer!

fishnfever

Are those lights submersible????

BLKFLYZ

Yes, they run about 6" under the water.

Team MEMF

i have 10 150 watt halegan lights on my boat it lights up the water.