Daddyo
Guru
Tom,
Don't waste your time or money. The water is too tannic. I've turned mine on down there and it's worthless unless your out at Ocracoke or down in Beaufort. As to the holes it's a none issue. The lights we have require a 1/2' hole that is nearly full of wires. The rest is full of 5200. The lights are impressive machined anodized aluminum and they aren't going anywhere. For those who are in clear water I highly recommend the lights and the additional fun that comes from having them. With Port Supply I bought mine for $80 per and they are worth every penny and more. If you install some facing down at your wheels as we did there is yet an additional benefit.
Don't waste your time or money. The water is too tannic. I've turned mine on down there and it's worthless unless your out at Ocracoke or down in Beaufort. As to the holes it's a none issue. The lights we have require a 1/2' hole that is nearly full of wires. The rest is full of 5200. The lights are impressive machined anodized aluminum and they aren't going anywhere. For those who are in clear water I highly recommend the lights and the additional fun that comes from having them. With Port Supply I bought mine for $80 per and they are worth every penny and more. If you install some facing down at your wheels as we did there is yet an additional benefit.
