I only read instructions if it's made by IKEA... actually this is one those times I should have read the instructions first on the LED Button lights. I thought I came up with a great idea...until I actually read the instructions, which was after I finished everything and posted the video.

Mark Grant Jr. Thank you

Thanks for watching.

Thank you.

Did you find FPV-Power (based in Australia) for your switches and power management hub?

no i can' find them as yet

Dael Thank you

Daniel Walker Thank you

Thank you. I use Bioenno Lithium batteries. I have a 30Ah and a 20Ah. I generally use the 30Ah on my PA with the Lowrance HDS Carbon with 3D StructureScan, because it uses a lot of power. The 20Ah is big enough to power my Lowrance Elite9 Ti's all day, probably a couple days, but I always put it on the charger at the end of the day.

keith rogers Keith a rarely fish at night, I do a lot early morning launches though. Navigation lights are not required on kayaks in my area. My understanding is navigation lights are for vessels under power. It can be an issue if an approaching vessels sees your navigation lights and assumes youh are under power and can move out of the way.

They do't have a specific jack for the BerleyPro ORB, I used their Power Port and installed that into the hull and added a Power Plug to the ORB so it would plug into the Power Port.

@@TimPercyKayakFishing Thanks Awesome !

All the plugs/connectors are available through Yak-Power. Any other connections I have to make, I just solder and use marine shrinktube over the joint.

Kale Buffenmeyer Rhanks for watching. Yes, I do prefer the Yak-Power button lights; it's a cleaner and easier setup.

Tim Percy Kayak Fishing do you happen to know the lumen output or amp draw? Thank you for your response

Kevin Sandells Thanks for watching. I have separate Lowrance units and Power-Poles for both.

The backbone is part of the NMEA2000 kit, which is needed for the Point1. It's like a power/network distribution hub. It gives power to the Point1 and takes the signal/data from the Point1 and connects it to the Lowrance unit. Yes, I have the dual FPV-Power 17.5ah batteries in the rear hatch now. I use the FPV-Power pigtail and added longer wires to come up to the front. I will doing a video on the new FPV-Power Distribution Hub soon and I will be showing the wiring setup outside the kayak....I haven't received my new PA yet, so I'm not able to do an install video yet.

@@TimPercyKayakFishing Thanks For your quick reply! Looking forward to your new video on the new FPV-Power Distribution Hub you the man Thanks again!

I have been using Bioenno Power batteries. I have a 30ah on one kayak and a 20ah on another. I should have another video up in a couple days with another battery option and storage location.

The lines are part of the rudder controls(steering). They could wear through the line (if the hard surface of the button light is jammed against it) or the line could wear through the button light wires if they are jammed against it. I haven't had an issue yet...just reach in behind from the front hatch and check to see if they are rubbing

@@TimPercyKayakFishing Thanks Again Tim!

I went about 1" down. The button lights are actually self-tapping, so you wouldn't need to run a tap through like I did. Just be cautious when screwing the lights in, that the wires don't bind up...make sure the wires turn while you are screwing the lights in or you run the chance of twisting the wires out.

Thanks! Looks good..

Mauricio Maisonnave it's the 1200 series Pelican case.

I still have the camo PA. I updated the dune one to the 2018... I have too much time on my hands in the winter.

Which components do you wish to install?

Dude! Go to yak power on line and look for yourself. Pretty simple. Prices are all there except a few plugs which you can find all of it at bass pro (or their website).

The Yak-Power Power Ports are the opposite of what the power input is on the module when you plug them together. You will notice the the positive and the negative are opposite when plugged together. The plug off my battery is opposite to the Power Port. So when I plug my battery into the Power Port, the positive is going into the negative side and negative into the positive, when it gets to the module its correct as that plug is reversed... a little complicated, but just make sure your positive gets to positive input side of the module and the negative gets to the negative.

Tim Percy Kayak Fishing okay so the power source goes negative-positive-negative? I think I get it now thanks!

It's the BerleyPro flag that comes with it.

@@TimPercyKayakFishing that's cool, didn't know it came with a flag! Thanks for the reply sir.

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Unless you live on Canada, it would impossible for me to travel with COVID restrictions. :)

Galen Brosette I don't, but if you email me, I can send you some pictures

I would of love to see the video of the pelican case too. Could you email me some pics. Love the idea. Kennethbellejr@yahoo.com. Thanks

email sent

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coreyrscottpharmd@gmail.com, send pics of battery box also, What lights did you find to be best for night fishing in cockpit

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Sorry, I can't remember the exact size. If you are installing them into plastic, you won't need a tap...I discovered after I did this install. The drill provided is the correct size, and the button lights are self-tapping (into plastic).

@@TimPercyKayakFishing thank you for the reply

Yes, I've used other switch panels, but I've gone with the Yak-Power system on my last three kayaks. It keeps things clean and simple. I'm all about 'bang for your buck', if it doesn't pass that test, I won't use it.

Thanks-Great video as always.

Thank you

Sorry for the unrelated question, what are your thoughts about transporting your PA’s to the water? Scupper cart or something like Boonedox? I don’t mind the scupper carts but don’t like losing rear storage space to store the cart while on the water. Just curious if you had any suggestions. Thanks

James Schick I know a lot of guys like the Boondox, I just use a scupper cart. Sometimes, I put it in the back, but most times I put it back in my truck.

IMFISHNGUY Mr last year's Pr o Angler is at Summit Sports in Michigan, it's for sale.