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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: FT LAUDERDALE
Boat: CAPE HORN 27
Best Catch: 56" sword 30lb dolphin
Occupation: Contractor
Posts: 46
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HAVE ANY OF YOU GUYS HEARD OF OR USED ANY LED SPREADER/FLOOD LIGHTS? I AM LOOKING AT THE PYRAMID TECH. LIGHTS OR HELLA. I WOULD LOVE TO HERE SOME INPUT AS I HAVE SOLD MANY LED LIGHTS JUST NONE WITH THE INTENSITY NECESSARY FOR THIS APPLICATION. BY THE WAY FOR ANY RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL ?'S ON LED OR FIBER OPTIC SYSTEMS PM ME! I HAVE ALOT OF EXPERIENCE IN THIS AREA! ANYWAY'S I JUST SWITCHED THE WHOLE BOAT TO LED AND DONT WANT TO SCREW IT UP WITH THE VERY IMPORTANT FLOOD'S!
THANKS
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: FT LAUDERDALE
Boat: CAPE HORN 27
Best Catch: 56" sword 30lb dolphin
Occupation: Contractor
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I used Hella Marine for the courtesy and the stern lights and attwood led bow lights. The hella courtesy lights are awesome! They also fit into the opening of my originals and are easy to install with a hole saw (2"). I decided to go with the pyramid tech. flood over Hella because I thought the Hella looked GOOFEY. They both have 4 LED's and draw only 1.25 amps each. I don't know anyone that has used Hella and have talked to one person w/ the pyramid. He said it was sick. Hopefully I get them by fri!!
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: FT LAUDERDALE
Boat: CAPE HORN 27
Best Catch: 56" sword 30lb dolphin
Occupation: Contractor
Posts: 46
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From what I have read and been told, the 3102 is a wider beam pattern and is for a maximum mounting hieght of 10'. The 3103 is for heights up to 20'. I recieved the lights today!! When it gets dark I will test them out
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: FT LAUDERDALE
Boat: CAPE HORN 27
Best Catch: 56" sword 30lb dolphin
Occupation: Contractor
Posts: 46
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Tested one of the lights with a fire alarm battery and they are bad azz!!
Perfect beam spread and they are bright as hell. Definately brighter than my old halogens. After the test, I would recommend them. Dont know how they will hold up yet but I think they will last waaaaaaaay longer than any halogen
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