Very true. I was wanting to keep them all on the same remote but I guess it's not that big of a deal.

I just like the 12v batteries because it spins so fast. That's also why I'd like to be able to turn it off remotely though.

UPDATE:

Guys finally hunted last weekend from my boat on a large lake with cypress trees. Light worked great for only being the 6" model combo. Only time I needed another light was to look directly beside me (trying to find where to hide boat). Great light.

Do they drain a battery quick?

I used mine for the first time this morning and it was great. Cut through the fog well. It did not drain the battery at all. I have mine on its own and all was good.

Do most of y'all wire the led lights to your cranking battery or an aux battery?

mine runs off my cranking battery, LED does not pull alot of power so i wouldn't worry about running your batttery down.

Mine are also on my cranking battery, left them on for an hour while running the trolling motor (different battery) and the motor cranked just fine.

The only time i use mine for any extended amount of time is running skinny ditches on low tide, but it really never stays on enough to even hurt the batter, i've left my interior lighting nav lights on for hours and came back and bumped key and it fired right up.

Run it off your cranking battery you'lll be fine

My three Duallys total power consumption:

89 watts
6.2 amps

You will be fine running them from a cranking battery

Every time I have used them I haven't thought about pics. I will try to remember to get some Friday morning.

Just got my 10" rigid in and trying to think of a clever way to get the led on the switch not to stay lit all the time besides unwiring it. Any suggestions?

After my hid lights crapped out last week I decided to spend the extra $$ and get some led's. Got them mounted this evening, they really put out some good light. I went with (1) 6" bar and (2) 2x2 spot.

a couple more

Mark, who'd you buy your lights from?

chaseh got them from plashlight.com they are in Tx and not to expensive. I think someone else on here knows the guy.

I found a site that has waterproof/off road leds cheaper, you still have to come up with your own mounting bracket on some models.

Whats the site?

Superbrightleds.com they have one bar that's 5400 lumens 14.5" 72 watts

I can get pretty much any kind of light you can think of if ya'll are interested

Same here. Just send me the link to what you want and add 20%!

Since this thread started I put the 3 on my platform and got a 12" for the front. The spot is on the back, the d2 drivers shine each side of the bar from the back. This is left to right ImageUploadedByTapatalk1376100895.947525.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1376100908.691174.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1376100918.541370.jpg

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Only the guys that have bought the D2 Driving understand. They pricey but awesome!

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bump dis thread.

Will, would you do anything different with your light set-up now? im gonna do something like you have on the front of your boat.

I'm going to get the rigid 3 light setup for the airboat. Rigid offers a D2 wide. Should I get the D2 driving or the D2 Wides.

If anyone has any input let me know ASAP. I'm ready to press the buy button on Amazon.

Didnt have them when I did mine the first time