cosine
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so i've been looking off and on for a aux led fog (amber) light to be used on bad weather days on the street. i am aware of the sae and off road only lights, also aware that off road lights are not street legal. what i'm wondering is that if i keep the lumen numbers close to the street spec but lower numbers from the off road only numbers. for example the street lumen number is around 2400. and a off road lumen is 3000. that a 600 lumen difference. so my question is, if i ran a 3000 lumen amber fog lights mounted on the bumper and aim them down a little, it should help light up the road but not bother the other vehicles. i'm figuring that on a foggy or snowy drive the weather will "dim" the light a bit that the glare will not bother the traffic on the road. would that be a fair statement.
also is a flood, wide pattern light better than spot.
just on a side note. in my commute to / from work, everyone runs on high output led headlights, high beam, and or led light bars. even no lights at all. so, no one gives a shit. i'm on the other hand (and others) are being considerate. also i would only run them when there arent to many vehicle around.
also is a flood, wide pattern light better than spot.
just on a side note. in my commute to / from work, everyone runs on high output led headlights, high beam, and or led light bars. even no lights at all. so, no one gives a shit. i'm on the other hand (and others) are being considerate. also i would only run them when there arent to many vehicle around.
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