Here's a pic courtesy of dinkydi ;
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Here's a pic courtesy of dinkydi ;
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Any ideas ?
White Photo-flash to defeat speed cameras.
Ok, looks like LED driving lights, not parking sensors :)
http://www.greatwhites.com.au/index.php/bar-light
there was none the rear
Guess thats one way to over expose / under expose flash for cashes haha...
I have seen quite a few Toyota Camrys have a light bar above the number plate. Get me every time as I think they are a. Speed trap.
never thought of that :D wonder how often he gets leo's attention
as winterbrew said it is a light bar, it is a small one so i don't think it would be all that bright.
what do you use it for dinkydi? i wouldn't imagine it was stronger than the headlights.
They claim its better than HID's and halogens ;Quote:
Originally Posted by TrueBlue
http://www.greatwhites.com.au/index.php/led-faqs
What would be really cool is if they could incorporate jamming diodes in there as well as a photo flash amongst the driving lights. Eminently doable! Oh yes sir, they're just driving lights for night vision.....
+1
Would save me cutting apart my lightbar to install heads in it.
not my car, saw it on a shopping car park ,just took my interest, had trouble with pik wb fixed itQuote:
Originally Posted by TrueBlue
look around at most cars to see if i spot anything unusual in our line (hobby) but never seen any yet, must be good :)
sounds like a plan :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ECMExpert
Haha yeah, I have not seen jammers around either.
One RD awhile back, looked like a Cobra lol. (Aim fail to boot).
Hey DD you should fit a couple to the new one and fir the parking sensors inside them and maybe one on the rear for reversing :)
yeh thought about that ha ha, ;)
i looked into these a while ago so this is going on memory what you have to watch is the lumensQuote:
Originally Posted by winterbrew
for a house a 100W incandescent is approx 5000 lumens (although here the beam is directed forward for a light bar)
for the one you showed in the picture i would say is a 20W or 40W (i can't remember what it equates to in lumens as the LED W is different again although it is far less then 5000 lumens).
if you look at this link you will see what i mean http://extremelights.co.za/light-com...ar-comparison/