Battery operated green lights?

[jnjplus6]

Anyone tried those lights? I think they're $20 at Academy, and you just sort of hang them off the pier or the side of your boat. Trying to figure out an inexpensive way to fish some lights off our pier. I thought our road was Anderson's way, but its Sportsman Rd. Any cheap ideas until we get some power out there?
Thanks y'all,
Jen

[andystrawn]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=457112834378948&set=a.246374618786105.56389.246368738786693&type=1&ref=nf

[andystrawn]

Dont know if I did that right but thats those SuperNova lights. They come in 12 volt.

[jnjplus6]

Those are hard wired, running off electricity, right? Don't have it out there, yet. The ones I'm thinking of run off of AA or maybe C batteries.

[Curmudgeon]

Battery operated green lights?

Use deer feeder batteries. They're rechargeable and will last longer than As or Cs.

[jnjplus6]

Aren't they pricey?
This no electricity and wanting lights is going to drive me nuts, lol

[Curmudgeon]

It's gotta be cheaper than using disposable batteries.

[jnjplus6]

Suppose I should go shopping....I hate shopping....for anything. I bet you don't hear that from many women! lol :-)

[Curmudgeon]

IKt's OK. I'm the antithesis: a man who loves to shop.

[jnjplus6]

Lol. Go shopping for me please. ;-)

[Getmyhookwet]

I've built a couple of them and sold them to my buddies