Cheap flood lights

[specialk]

Going to a lakehouse with for guy weekend next week, last time we did some night surfing (private lake), but the wakesetter's halogen lights did a surprisingly poor job of lighting the wake. I have an underwater led on my boat, and am trying think of cheap ways of creating a flood light. I saw some compact flourescent and LED flood lights putting out off about a 1000 lumens. Thinking about getting a dc power inverter and hooking up a cheap house vanity 3 or 4 bulb bar and putting the CFL/LED in them, I have a spare battery as well as a 2 battery setup in boat.

Seems to easy, trying to find out if that is feasible, only need about 2 hours or so of light

[Duncan]

In addition to whatever tower lights you have, get one of those handheld, rechargeable super bright spotlights. When a rider goes down, it is one passenger's job to hit the rider with the spotlight and keep it trained on the rider till the boat gets back.

[Timmy!]

Glow sticks on the vest!

[specialk]

Got the glowsticks, did that last year, also got a 3 million candlewatt spot light, but looking for something for illumination of the surfwave. I think my idea will work, but very ignorant when it comes to electricity

[Jloflin420]

My 2 shadow caster 10's will light up the wake almost far enough back to wakeboard!!!!