perception outlaw 11.5 kayak light install

[@iamobserving9917]

Nice ideas. would be nice to have the links to the supplies you used. Again, good ideas.

[@summertonfishing119]

Thanks for the support... sorry for the late reply I must have missed your comment...I will certainly be adding links in future videos. at the time of this video I was still figuring things out

[@edwin-ny4ds]

Appreciate the video, a lot of useful material. I have an outlaw 11.5, and I like your set up. Did you upgrade the lights? And could you please explain how to set up multiple lights to one battery? Thank you

[@johndalgleish-h8r]

How long does the battery last?

[@summertonfishing119]

It all depends on what amp hour battery you use. If i just use one of my small 2ah. I could probably get 12 hours of continuous use

[@johndalgleish-h8r]

@summertonfishing119 thank you. I never thought of this. Good for the kiddos on their yaks

[@HunterPlays11]

The people that don’t like kayaks have red and green need to look at boat safety if a boat is operating in the water before day light it is safe to have red and green lights so boats can see you also boat have the different colored lights so you know where it is located if it is coming at you going away from you got in front of you from the left or right

[@summertonfishing119]

I completely agree, ill be putting the red in over the winter .thanks for watching

[@j.lawsonoutdoors5659]

Coast guard actually advises against it as the red/green tells other powered boats your powered and under way. Meaning you have the ability to get out of the way quicker. Just like powered boats aren’t supposed to be showing red/green while anchored, only your white stern light. I know the reasoning by adding it just saying it’s advised against by just about every agency that handles these situations