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| Figures shown below are using a Group 27, 115-amp hr. Deep Cycle Battery. |
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| Notice: For best performance a Group 27, 115 amp hr. Deep Cycle battery or better is recomended. While these lights are extremely bright, they require sufficient amperage to operate at maximum brightness. If you are using a generator or have an AC outlet on your dock, you can power your lights with a AC to DC converter, a battery charger or you can purchase our 120VAC Magnum lights. Always use a converter that puts out more amperage than you need. The more amperage...the brighter the light will be! Your lights are only as good as your battery or power supply. |
| We recommend using "Deep Cycle Batteries" to power your lights. "Car" batteries and "Marine Starting" batteries are not designed to be quickly discharged and recharged on a regular basis. These types of batteries will run down much faster than a Deep Cycle Battery and your light will not burn as bright or as long as it should. NOTICE: MAGNUM lights require sufficient power to run them or they will not burn as bright or long as they should. MAGNUM lights require one Group 27 or better Deep Cycle battery for each light, in order to achieve maximum brightness and runtime. If quality batteries are not available, you are better off using the single bulb AquaStar lights which require less amperage to run. (2) 100 watt AquaStar lights spread 3' apart will produce more light than (1) 200 watt Magnum, while pulling the same amperage from your battery. MAGNUM lights are nice, but you have to have the power to run them to achieve maximum brightness. |
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| Crappie, Flounder, Shrimp, Swordfish, Squid, Striper, Speckled Trout, Walleye, Smelt, White Bass, Tuna, Red Fish & more! |
| A simple formula to find out how long a light will run off of your particular battery is to take the batteries "amp-hour rating" and divide it by the average load in amps. So, a 115-amp hour battery running a light that pulls 4-amps should last approximately 28.75 hours (115/4). |
| Full Size Deep Cycle Batteries |
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| For those of you who need a smaller battery that will fit in a back pack, the compact batteries listed below will provide good light for a limited amount of time. The batteries listed below are sold by Batteryspec.com and are listed as a customer service only. To find out how long a light will run on these batteries, take the Amp Hours and divide it by the amp draw of the light. For example, a 50-watt AquaStar draws about 4 amps. So, a 18 amp hr. battery would run the light for 4.5 hrs. (18/4= 4.5) and a 40 amp hr. battery would run it for 10 hrs. (40/4=10) |
| Compact Deep Cycle Batteries |
| Off-Line Ordering |
| Fishing Lights Etc. 201 W. 23rd. Street Hays, KS 67601 Phone 785.259.1343 FAX 610.271.1343 |
| $10-$20 Value |
| An Underwater Fishing Light Company |
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| Notice These fishing lights use halogen bulbs and must be submerged in water to use. |
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| Fishing Lights Etc. 201 W. 23rd. St. Hays, KS 67601 Copyright © 2003-2008 All rights Reserved. |
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