Strobes in headlights
There is a truck that I always see on the road that is probably a road work contractor. He has strobes in his headlights and reverse lights. He drives a king ranch F250, and it is his personal truck. I will check the laws, but I would rather get a ticket then get ran over.
ORIGINAL: JimmyDiablo
I was thinking more of off highway use. would be great if you got stuck at night off road so people would find you.
I was thinking more of off highway use. would be great if you got stuck at night off road so people would find you.
ORIGINAL: JimmyDiablo
If your truck is parked I can not see aproblem with it. Now if in motion then you can be impersonating a officer of the law. Of course I can be wrong.
If your truck is parked I can not see aproblem with it. Now if in motion then you can be impersonating a officer of the law. Of course I can be wrong.
This thread made me think about my own Pierce Daddy Conveyance. I may just have to get a set of strobes myself for my Volunteer Firefighter work. As I said, I can put them on my front ambers. I can't put them on the rear brake lamps because I've changed those out to 100% LED units. I'll have to get a pair of amber or reds to put below the bumper. Hmmm..................Mommabear is gonna be P'd. Oh well.
hehehehe
ORIGINAL: sharx ram
How hard could it be to find a fire engine red Dodge Ram stuck hooked onto a tow strap being pulled by an S-10? hehehe
ORIGINAL: JimmyDiablo
I was thinking more of off highway use. would be great if you got stuck at night off road so people would find you.
I was thinking more of off highway use. would be great if you got stuck at night off road so people would find you.


I will talk to my neighbor about his strobe systems on his truck.
some city trucks here now have L.E.D. packs on the tail gates. they are clear at rest but flash bright white when activated...
some city trucks here now have L.E.D. packs on the tail gates. they are clear at rest but flash bright white when activated...



