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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #390 on: Nov 21, 2016, 11:40 AM »
What is a good light? I need something close not big and bulky?
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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #391 on: Dec 01, 2016, 12:50 PM »
Here's mine.  I'm not quite finished yet as I have to add some holes to run the wires for the lights and flasher and add in some foam to keep the battery from sliding around.  This is a pretty good box for me, it will work inside my flip over and when I go out to check the lines or extra light when I'm packing up.  Those are two Rigid Industries Duallys, each 1000 lumen, so that's more than enough light.   















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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #392 on: Dec 01, 2016, 05:57 PM »
Sweet setup 400!!!

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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #393 on: Dec 02, 2016, 02:58 AM »
Hey Guys,

I'm going to attempt to make a power box as well, but I'm up in Canada and I can't get the stuff of Amazon.com, only Amazon.ca and that site's electrical component selection is limited - I can't get all the components that have been listed on this thread.  But I can get this:





Seems like this would be a better, cheaper option - thoughts?  Maybe I'm wrong...
Look to see what is available on places like ebay, in my experience ebay is a great source for components, but you have to know what your looking for.
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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #394 on: Dec 02, 2016, 03:00 AM »
What is a good light? I need something close not big and bulky?
I wrapped a section of 5050 waterproof led strip along the lup and that works very well for me, it is not a search light, but it does well to light up the immediate area
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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #395 on: Dec 13, 2016, 07:36 PM »
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007B86Z94/ref=pe_385040_121528360_TE_dp_7

Just want to say that these switches suck.  I've replaced 3 of them after they stop toggling. 

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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #396 on: Feb 07, 2018, 08:51 AM »
Rather than starting a new thread, I am posting to this one because it was the most helpful. A lot of great ideas here!

I used this video to walk me through the build, the only thing I changed was using breaker switches instead of fuzes and I added a dimmer switch for my shanty's LED lights.



I plan to use the extra space to toss in chargers and other goodies I might use with the box while on the lake. Next, I'm either going to make a light box or add one to this box for jigs.














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Re: Flip over power box
« Reply #397 on: Feb 07, 2018, 09:10 AM »
Nice work, this is cool!!

 



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