DIY Underwater Leds.

[jet]

Good to know chris. I feel better now. If it will go 5'-10' I will be happy for sure.

[jet]

Ok yall, Will Speed posted more pic's of his friends underwater leds on my FB page and I had to share them with you. These leds are $17 ea and you would be crazy if you didnt buy some. These pics were mad in usual brownish water not clear water. I am going to re-do mine in a horizontal line now just like these. Thanks Will. Oznium 1.jpgOznium 2.jpg

[cigars n scotch]

Jet I am confused, did I miss something in this thread? Your last post, are these $17 LEDs the same as the ones you originally posted about?

[jet]

Yes they are the same. $17.99 ea. Originally posted??

http://www.oznium.com/marine-led-spotlight

[cigars n scotch]

The post from 4/24. With the pics. Thanks for link.

[DAFF]

Looks like six of them on the add pics on the rear ?? Some blue ones might be in my future.

[haugy]

Those don't look like Supra Comps.

Until I see an unedited picture from you Jet, I won't be sold. For example, here is a pic of my old boat with ShadowCasters. But as you can see, while they are bright at hell, the exposure is dialed way up for cool visual effect. The same thing is done in those pictures above. They are turned up. So until I see real footage that's unedited, I'm still skeptical.

I don't doubt the Ozniums, I am going to be doing a thread on them in a couple days. I just know how hard it is to get good light out in these brown waters.

[wspeedin]

Haugy, those are unedited pictures. The ones that I sent to Jet on facebook are pictures that are not edited at all. I can personally say that these lights are bright in the water. No, they are not as good as shadowcasters, but they are bright and less than $20 a piece.

[chrisk]

The picture I put up of my boat is also unedited, taken with an iphone, and the boat is sitting in water that has about a foot or maybe two of visibility.

[haugy]

Well, I'll have to take one of my extra's down to the water and test it.

Keep in mind the colors and lumen output when you go from red to blue. Blue being the lowest output light they have.

http://www.oznium.com/marine-led-light/tech