Viugreum 100w LED, Budget Friendly Bowfishing LED
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- amzn.to/2wtTd5Y make sure you choose warm white
This light didn't test as well as the 50w version in terms of efficiency, Still put up respectable numbers. Durability and longevity are the only questions here!
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i also ordered two, to kind of help with the blind spot around my trolling motor. haven't lit them up yet, but the compact size of these lights should not go unnoticed. thanks for keeping us up to date gary!
I have 6 100s and 6 50s on my rig and have lasted stayi g out in the weather for 2 years and at least 75 bowfishing trips still running strong
What light would you recommend for a budget and led to run off of a battery system? Looking to try to eliminate the noisy generator but don’t have the money for a high dollar quiet Honda. So led and batteries appear to be my best option. Also led or halogen for both clear and mercy water? Would love to see a video on the comparison between the two. Never used led but heard they are horrible compared to halogen in mercy water. I’ve only ever used halogen. Thanks
Zoe there anyway to wire these up on battery’s an just run gen to keep the battery’s charged
Gary, I think you mentioned in the video for the 50 watters, that you knew someone that had the 150s. Any chance you will get to test one of those as well.
+Keith Roberts I doubt he's going to let me take one off his boat my friend.
I've got a question right quick...
How could the 140w seelite compare to a 500w halogen as far as on the water? I'm about to pull the trigger on some good leds but not sure how many is necessary and if having too many could really be a thing. In other words we've put other lights with our halogens and you can't tell if the other lights are even on or not unless they're spaced out. If you had a 1648 boat how many of the 140w seelites would you put on it?
Daniel Groves Halo's are indeed bright but they are terrible in terms of efficiency. Watt for watt you'll get 3 times as much light on the water using a Seelite led vs a Halo. In other words, you'll get the same amount of light for 1/3 the power from the generator.
In terms of power, the Halo is the worst possible option.
The Seelite is arguably the best Bowfishing light made today.
Can you get to a point though to where too much is too many?
Daniel Groves I think at some point more light doesn't do any good. For a 1648 with a small platform I'd have 8 lights. The two front corners at 45*, the 2 front lights straight ahead. The sides I'd have on light square to the boat and the back light pointed slightly backwards maybe 10* or so.
This is how we set up our 150w HPS. I have a video showing how we aimed them for maximum efficiency. I think it's "let's build a Bowfishing boat number 3"
Daniel Groves getting your lights as high off the water and aiming them down is more effective than adding more lights in my opinion.
That answered my question! I didn't wanna have say 10 if 6 would do the job. I've tried several cheap halogen and led lights and some of the ones you couldn't even tell was on or not. Say if they're mounted 3ft apart, and I added one in the middle of those two existing lights if you couldn't tell it was there because the other two were so bright I don't wanna spend that extra money on them. I appreciate it!
I cannot decide if i want the 100w or the 50w, would you suggest that i should pay more to get the bigger lights?
Lots of factors to consider. If you have a smaller platform where room might be a concern then the 100s are a better option. Also 1/2 the wiring needs to be done with the 100s
Review the ustellar 60w led on Amazon
Jordan Blaine I have already purchased them, weather has been nasty and haven't had time to do a video. It tested about the same as the Ledmo, if I recall it was around 600 lux and 10lux per watt.
What do you recommend for a 100w LED that's 12V? Mine is set up that way but all I'm really finding is 110v
Seelites
Or ArrowLED
Take it apart, let's see how water tight it is and if silicone will correct it.
Tim Jones it definitely would if there was a problem. Watch the 50w video and you can see where I pop the lense off.
Just added 6 more 100 w viugreums to my boat any they run hot but I’m getting 3x the light then I was getting from cheaper 50w leds , anyone know what temp they should be running?
Not overheating just a lot hotter then the cheaper lights I took off
How hot is hot? The premium lights run around 100, like hot coffee hot. The cheaper lights run substantially hotter, they have undersized heat sync. However, I had a 12$ cheap light run 180 degrees for a week straight and it seemed to be just fine.
I wouldn't stress about it.
Gary Briggs can hold your hand on it for a bit , they are very bright and well worth the money, thanks for all of your work on bringing us the led videos !!
You're welcome
FYI you don’t divide by 120, it’s 110 volts not 120
Your incorrect, I measure it and it was 119.5 volts, it's in one of the videos somewhere
Why on earth would this have two thumbs down? Step up and Grow a Set... then post what is better than these numbers
The reality is these China lights on my boat are still running strong. and my buddys seelites have had nothing but problems with them
The bowfishing community has put these lights through the toughest test possible and I've heard no complaints
@@GaryBriggs3 calm down Gary and post another fucking bowfishing video tired of this rocky training shit
How big was the wires. I ordered 5 lights but I think I may have gotten the wrong ones wires are very tiny
They dont need to be very big, the lights only draw around 1.2 amps a piece.
I use 10ga wire from the generator to power 1000 watts worth of lights.
Gary Briggs the box they came in wasn’t a nice green and yellow like the one In your video. But the description said viugreum
Dalton they make several different version now. Wire a plug on the end and fire it up to see how bright it is. I'm guessing you bought that on Ebay? Lots of guys running those as well.
Gary Briggs yes I did I’m doing it today. Says it’s equal to a 500w halogen so I will find out
I've got 2 300 watts on the front of my boat very bright I need to upgrade side lights now
+tim hammond lots of great options out there depending on your budget.