[xcharged]

I'm looking into buying lights and I've read a few posts from the board and others.
So is it best to go with the Very Narrow Spot light or is the Narrow spot 1000W light the way to go?

thanx

 

[bobber]

VNSP ! For fishing

PAR-64 SPOTLIGHTS TABLE 5a
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All major lighting manufacturers make PAR64 fixtures to accommodate
the PAR64 sealed beam lamp. This is a highly efficient lamp, available
in various beam spreads. Fixtures are available with either a 'short'
or 'long' housing, to add some control of flare and glare. Generally
the photometrics of a PAR64 fixture is the same as the photometrics of
the lamp used. For this reason, lamps, not fixtures are listed below:

LAMP Description Field Beam Candela Watts C.Temp Hrs.
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Q1000PAR64/1 FFN -VNSP 10x24 6x12 400,000 1Kw. 3200K 800
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Q1000PAR64/2 FFP -NSP 14x26 7x14 330,000 1Kw. 3200K 800
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Q1000PAR64/5 FFR -MFL 21x44 12x28 125,000 1Kw. 3200K 800
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Q1000PAR64/6 FFS -WFL 45x71 24x48 40,000 1Kw. 3200K 800
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Q1000PAR64/3D FGM -NSP 12X24 6x13 200,000 1Kw. 5200K 200
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Q1000PAR64/7D FGN -MFL 20X43 11x27 70,000 1Kw. 5200K 200
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Q1000PAR64/NSP PAR64-NSP 14x31 8x15 200,000 1Kw. 2950K 4000
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Q1000PAR64/MFL PAR64-MFL 22x45 12x28 80,000 1Kw. 2950K 4000
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Q1000PAR64/WFL PAR64-WFL 45x72 24x48 33,000 1Kw. 2950K 4000

 

[xcharged]

thanks bobber! now i just need to pull the trigger on this.

 

[los is 7]

Honda gen.

consider buying the honda gen. eu2000i, it is quiet and it will run all night on
1 gal. of gas. You will be amazed how much more enjoyable you night will be.
people that walk by mine are always stopping and asking me about it. there is no need to take a 5k watt gen. to power 1000w light.

 

[Texxan1]

If your only going to get 1 light or two... If you can buy honda, i highly recommend it... I have the 2000eui.. However, my brother found a deal on a generator close to honda.. I cant remember the name, but you can pm him and ask him... He got it for $449 and its just as quite as my honda and has a few year guarantee on it.

His board name is fool4fishin i believe.

The one he got is big in the rv crowd

Thomas

 

[Mitchw123456]

it was a McCulloch FG2000TC, good luck finding one. I sold my generator to purchase one and the day i sold it I logged on to ebay and toolking to buy one and they're sold out...

 

[Freshwaterman]

Lights and Generator

I have a 5600w craftsman that was 699.00 and two 1000w bulbs in the galv housing with galv pole for 250.00

I would recommend the bulbs we use cause we see a lot of weekend warriors from Hou area in the fall with all kinds of lights but when we fire ours up you can see 2-3 ft. in the water30-40 ft. in front of you!

 

[Echoduck]

How well do the Honda eu2000i power 2 of the 1000w par 64s? Asking about fuel consumption and light brightness compared to running 1 light verses 2.

 

[goatruckman]

ive got a lite for sell. 1000w metal halide, make offer

 

[Wedge]

I have a noisy generac....two 500 watt halogen lights. I have not tried them yet but I think I will soon.

 

[trout250]

The par 64 1000 watt vnsp is what you need , I have used this particular bulb for over 15 yrs an they work exceptionaly well. I have one mounted on my pier at sargent on a full joint of pipe -21ft in a cut down fixture an it puts out a lighted place about 25 ft wide an 45 ft long, it is better to fish under than the 1500 watt stadium light that i have mounted on the other pier. Good luck

 

[xcharged]

good info here. Thanks.