Go-Light

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If you ever wanted a wired or wireless high-intensity light, this is the light to look at.

First, it works flawlessly in any environment so it's the "go-to" light for marine, tractor, truck, UTV or any other application you can think of.

The controls (wired or wireless) work without issue.

It's flat-out quality made. I have other lights where the bulb, controls or switches fail. It doesn't happen with the go-light.

With the possible exception of the Ecco brand amber strobes, I believe it to be the best light on the market (but strobes and spotting lights are different categories). The wireless remote allows you to rotate the light in every direction (I think 390 degrees) with an incredible amount of light and from the operators perspective, pin-point direction. The tilt assures you're covered in varied terrains as you can tilt up and down.

Operator controls are simple to operate and with the lighted controls, you can always tell where you stand. The "home" button (or whatever it's called), gives you the capability to focus the beam on where you want it to be in its start-up position.

 

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Two Guns has better pics than I do but here's my setup.

The go-light is the roof-mounted center light. (The Ecco strobe lights are the amber on either side).

Second pic (right side) has the wired control for the light. The joystick is a "point and shoot".

 

[ajdillon]

My Go Lite has a wireless remote that works from a 100 feet away. I can park my RTV in the dark and walk away with the remote, the ability to pop on the light and move it around is extremely handy when tracking a wounded critter, or ambushing hogs. I echo Brian's comments. It is probably the best engineered product I added to my RTV. A real no brainer, hook it up to 12 volts and step back. The start relay and controls are all built into the unit so there is absolutely no sweat after it's hooked up. The only tricky part in my installation was my desire to mount the light on the forward lip of the roof, in a level position, so when it pans the light stays level. You can see my set up in the RTV HUnting Rig thread. I fabricated a sheet metal stand that gives me a level mounting point.
Andrew

 

[Keifer]

I was thinking a wireless/remote version of the Go Light might be good to have and be able to transfer it from tractor to truck or RTV as needed. With a 12 volt wire to an aux. power outlet and magnetic base, it would be easy. Anyone have good ideas where the best place to purchase a Go Light? And what might one expect to pay?

Keifer, RTV Wannabe

 

[ajdillon]

Keifer, I think the best deal was Botach Tactical out in California, Stryker light plus handheld remote for about $250.00 (www.botachtactical.com)
Don't know about the magnetic base though.
Andrew

 

[Uncle Doug]

Do you have a link to a dealer for the lights?

 

[ajdillon]

http://www.botachtactical.com/gostsp.html

Andrew

 

[ajdillon]

The Golight people also make a great handheld spotlight called the Profiler that is every bit the performer the radio controlled one is, without the fancy controls. It has a snap on red lens that comes in handy for night varmint hunting.
Check it out at: http://www.golight.com/products/profiler_II.html
Andrew