rope lights

[prophet]

i remember a previous post but couldnt find it,rope lights that had clips for batterys,could be used in boat or in icehouses,different colors etc,any ideas how to find it???

thanks,thinking in advance for winter or fall fishing in the boat

[Jeremy airjer W]

The original rope led has been around for a while. Most agree that the clam rope lights were to dim and not worth the investment, however they are a decent light source and some agree that they are worth it. Its a minimal investmest for a reliable and long lasting light source with a minimal drain on your battery.

If you get them let us know how you like them!

[PierBridge]

If you go with rope lighting make sure it's LED Rope lighting it cost a little more but non LED rope lighting is worthless.

[prophet]

the thread i'm looking for was not thru clam,i think one of the administrators had a link and brought it up as it worked

well for him but dont recall who it was and cant find it thru search,but thanks for the idea,i did see the clam lights and didnt like them,

[fiskyknut]

Try Platinum lighting.

fiskyknut

[Ears]

Or do a search for super bright leds and they have a bunch of led tubes or mini led clusters at a decent price.

[Norsky]

The super bright leds web site is where I bought mine and made a tube for holding them. I think I bought 4 sections of 3 bulbs, I then enclosed them in clear plastic, ran the wires thru the end and sealed it with silicone. That light bar will run for hours and hours on very little battery power, it sure beats messing with a gas lantern. Let me know if you need more details on how to construct it, it's pretty easy.

[Paul Waldowski]

Norsky,

I have the exact same light bar. What did you use for plastic to enclose them? How did you go about it?