Fire Brite LED's

[schmittytims]

Does anyone know if these will be selling this year or at the ice show coming up? I tried to order some from OPS but there is not option to add them to the cart or I might be doing something wrong. Any help would be great as these are awesome lights according to all you guys

[Joe]

Thanks for the inquire. They will be available in November.

[muc33]

Good to hear! The futures so bright I gotta wear shades!

[BuckyBadger]

I remember this question being asked last year, but couldn't find it in a search, can the FireBrite LED's be cut to a custom length? I have a set that I want to shorten and if I remember I thought they could be cut at certain spots, there are some markings like a small "r" every few led's and I looked to see where the end of the strand was cut. Just didn't want to experiment and lose the entire string.

Thanks

[Northlander]

I sure hope so I need a few more sets for the Otters. The ones I got last year were AWESOME. To bad they were a sold in last years Otter. Buyer just had to have them.

[DTro]

Yes Bucky I'm fairly certain they can be cut off on the one end. I cannot confirm that, but maybe someone else can. I think as long as there is current coming in on the one side, you just have to trim off the right amount of bulbs to keep the voltage the same.

Like you said, I think there are lines on there or something.

[schmittytims]

Awesome, I cannot wait to put in my order in November!

[Joe]

They can be cut to any length. the Light strip has a line on it where you can cut.

[BuckyBadger]

Thanks, I just cut them to the length I needed and they still work

[BuckyBadger]

Finished up a few more mods to my Rover 1.0 used the Fire Brite on the top overhead bar.

* LEDs (3 set combo on sled, two facing out and 1 facing in, really like the one on the inside of the sled, it's amazing how dark it gets in the sled, I even found some dropped jigs!)

* (Set of Red LEDs on front top Bar and a set of Fire Brite overhead)

* all wired to a switch set that I mounted to the side of the sled, batter is mounted on one of those clam power pack shelves under the rear shelf in back.

* UV Jig flasher mounted to the front

*Punched a hole to keep a set of needle nose pliers at hand.

* The boat seat I had on there since last year, anyone that owns a Rover 1.0 knows it is torture to sit on just the board seat.

* one of those pocket organizers to the rear bar.

* Otter Rod holder, was able to attach to an existing bolt on the seat bar.

[Sutty]

Looks good. Wondering if your lights on the tub will be blocked by your legs. Shouldn't be an issue with the overhead ones.

[BuckyBadger]

Looks good. Wondering if your lights on the tub will be blocked by your legs. Shouldn't be an issue with the overhead ones.

Nope, I did think about that, almost made that mistake when I first mounted them, originally all three were going to be pointing out with one in the middle and two to the edge. Then I realized I would be covering two of them with my legs. That's why they are actually closer together now with one facing in, you can see the screws from the one set facing in, so they are close together. I even put on my boots and bibs to see about the spacing. Got some interesting looks (not the first time) from the family as I was sitting in the flip over wearing my boots and bibs in the living room

A single one directly in the middle may have been best but I had that clam 3 set ones so I just went with it. and what light may be blocked will be minimal.

[Joe]

Just a heads up. OutdoorProStore is offering a sale on the lights right now until October 31st.

They can be found here

$23.99 for the 39 inch LED normal price of $29.99

$27.99 for the 48 inch LED normal price of $36.99

They will ship in November. Its first come first serve so get um now!

[Joe]

The lights are now up and a Specially Priced sale and will be going on until October 31st.!

[harvey lee]

Anyone looking for some nice, bright LED lights for thier fish house, these may be the best on the market.

They are well constructed and very bright, I have them in both my portables.

[Northlander]

I agree 100% Tom. I love mine. The battery pack ones arent quite as bright but are very convenient to use.

[LMITOUT]

Got some interesting looks (not the first time) from the family as I was sitting in the flip over wearing my boots and bibs in the living room

Love it!

[Shack]

Yes, these Fire Brite LED's have been a great source of light for me now going on two seasons.

[schweady]

Yes, I'll agree. They are excellent lights. A little spendy, but high quality.

Having said that, has the web site been fixed to allow secure online purchases?

[Note from admin: Absolutely, available now and secure. Go to http://OutdoorProStore.com ]

[BryeGuy]

Is one 48" string enough to light up a canvas craft flip over? It does have the white fabric on the inside.....

I don't want to wear sunglasses but I do want sufficient light.

[Northlander]

I used a 48" in my Otter Thermal Lodge last year and it was good. Not eye burning bright but just right. At times in shallow water I would cover some lights with a towel so I didnt have a bunch of light penatrating down the holes.

[Brad B]

After spending the last 2 days in the HSO booth at the Blaine hard water expo and twisting and turn these lights every what way, I have to say they are the best lights out there by far. the Firebrite LEDs are nice and flexible and you dont have to worry about pulling the wires out of the end of them like some of the cheaper ones. yes they are totally worth every penny.

You won't find a brighter light out there and the fact that they draw so little power is what I find amazing. the display set that was at the st paul show last year ran 27 hours on a 7A battery and didn't show any signs of dimming after that long. I can't wait to try 2 sets of these in my Clam XL2000 this winter. Firebrite LEDs should brighten that house up nicely.

[Rick]

I heard there are a few FireBrite LEDs left.

Go to: Firebrite LEDs

to get yours today.