Bonedoc
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Underwater lights for swim platform
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If your swim step supports attach to the transom beneath the waterline, the supports would be a good place to attach underwater lights. I recently purchased two, and that's how I am planning on attaching them. Then the wiring will be routed through the transom well above the waterline, and grommetted, or sealed with 4200.
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I have under water lights on my current boat and I had them on my previous boat. I think they are over rated.
More maintenance, another corrosion issue point and another place for barnacles.
More maintenance, another corrosion issue point and another place for barnacles.
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Watch your under water lights. Many cannot come out of the water. They will over heat and burn out.
When you are moving I would expect to see the lights come out of the water.
When you are moving I would expect to see the lights come out of the water.
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