I would have to believe by the time you tried to create your own underwater
lights, between the time effort and materials, you'd be better off buying
something manufactured for the purpose.

"Rodney Pont" wrote in message
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On Sat, 29 May 2004 09:37:42 -0400, Gale Pearce wrote:

or buy a small 12 volt
transformer to run it separately. That's how mine is powered
Gale :~)

Home depot etc carry these - if you only want to run the one light , a 20
watt unit should be all you need - I think that is what mine is that came
with the light ~ 8 yrs ago - I think it is a cal pump underwater light -
looks just like a car sealed beam, in fact when I had to replace it I got
the identical light from an auto store (a Philips - don't remember the #)
~
$7 Can

UK car headlamps are 60 watts (5 amps at 12 volts). Are yours really
only 20 watts?

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