I'm a stormchaser and I don't stop just cause of blinding rain. Is one enough to see the road or would I need 2? And yes I won't be blinding people.
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If you aren't worried about blinding people you should mount more than 2. They don't draw much power or take up space.
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I have one in my Atv n it's plenty bright however I have 120w 21.5'' Inch 10-30v LED Off-road Light Work Light 4x4 -Jeep Cabin/boat/suv/truck/car/atvs Fishing Deck Driving Light 8000lm Waterproof(floodlight: 60 Degress&#65289; http://amzn.com/B00AGAENF2 on my truck and it's much better
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I have one in my Atv n it's plenty bright however I have 120w 21.5'' Inch 10-30v LED Off-road Light Work Light 4x4 -Jeep Cabin/boat/suv/truck/car/atvs Fishing Deck Driving Light 8000lm Waterproof(floodlight: 60 Degress）TaoTronics 120w 21.5'' Inch 10-30v LED Off-road Light Work Light 4x4 -Jeep Cabin/boat/suv/truck/car/atvs Fishing Deck Driving Light 8000lm Waterproof floodlight 60 Degree on my truck and it's much better
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This is an excellent light that I use for a night work area. I have mine mounted on the back of my pickup and it lights up the back end of my tailgate and surrounding area as a work light. I would suggest two though for the purpose you are using it for. I have experience managing large truck fleets.
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I have my regular car GPS mounted on my motor Cycle . and I use it rain or shine . seems to work well for me and takes a lot of thr vibration out as well , I would say for the price go for it . PS never had under water , but a few darn good thunder storms .
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I have not had the opportunity to check them out in inclement weather,so I am not sure. give that they do not explicitly state anything about that,I would be sceptical of using them out side when it's raining. But I can say that they are optically very good. I would suggest that you use a tripod or other steadying device if you intend to view objects for an extended length of time.
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This light is extremely bright. Don't be surprised if on coming traffic flashes you to turn it down. you shouldn't have any problems seeing the road.
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It would be good to have one, however, you can turn the open sides away from the direction of the wind. The other 2 sides basically are a windshield. Hope this helps. Very light and compact...like an oversized pack of smokes in your pocket.
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Very safe. I've never had a problem cruising down the highway through the rain. I'm going on my third set of these tires considering I can afford them.
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when I talked to the manufacturer they said it on double pane windows. But we have just leaning a double pane window and it works fine.My husband has not taken the time to actually attach it and we leave in woods and it is working just fine. Sometimes too fine, like in the middle of the night giving flash flood warnings every 30 to 60 minutes and your well above the flood plain. So I would say go for it.
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It's OK. Enough to be more of a warning light for oncoming traffic. It's not bright enough, in my opinion, to be used as your primary headlight. I use this one in addition to another much brighter flashlight as my front bike lights.
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The illuminator is weather proof and aside from water possibly getting on your lens and temporarily "blurring" the light spots until it drys, there would be no adverse affect if it rains on the light. You must protect the power adapter plug from rain or snow.
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Yes, only one and it's pretty small. Didn't help me much in blocking out the sun and little expensive IMO!
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yes but you will get a double layer of numbers since windshields are two pieces of glass. the film will also increase daytime visibility by a good amount
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I had two of them & they both stopped working the first time I drove in the rain. They were replaced under warranty & I mounted one so the rain wouldn't hit it. It was still working when I sold the car several years later. I never bothered installing the other one.
495554
had mine in the rain a dozen times, no problem. best light i have run accross. bought two more for gifts.
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I personally have the flood an fell like it's the best because when trail riding you need a larger an wider area to be able to see where your going not just a little narrow flashlight, I want to be able to see a wide plus deep area explicitly when moving fast you want a wide enough area to give you a chance to make a decision quitly where to go way ahead of me.
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Yes. I've ridden in the rain many times without a problem. Was in a downpour today in fact.
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Hi Mike- Thanks for the question. It is a good question and we get asked it a lot. If you planned to use the flood light in an area where there could be people lingering around, I can't tell you that there isn't risk of someone taking it. Check out the F108-2R that we sell. It's the same price but can be mounted. It actually looks more commercial as well. We have installed it for commercial signs. We used 4" x 4" posts and drove it into the ground and mounted the light to that. There is 9' of wire going to the solar panel. We sell a bracket that would work, or you could come up with something on your own that many people do. If you have more specific questions about your application, you're welcome to message me directly. Thanks!
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I put them on the hardtop of my rhino facing rear for backup lights. More spot than flood but they are so bright that they work perfect for my application. FYI I put their light bar on the front it is a combination of spot and flood and I ride mostly at night. They perform as I hoped they would, perfect and bright. PS they are put together very well with a high quality fit and finish. Not sure of your application but you would hard pressed to be disappointed with them.