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Marzipan said:
how you just need to get Starlink so you have redundant redundancy if something damages the lines physically. that's why we lose the internet up here in PR...damned beaver mafia!
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I'm crazy, but not that crazy. Although it's tempting to get Starlink AND a spare SIM from my phone plan for a cell backup too. :P
 
Babrbarossa said:
Yikes!! 200 bucks? Are those the ones that blind me at night and make me want to swerve over and head-on the guy using them? :-D
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Absolutely not. Those would be A) People using aftermarket LED bulbs in headlights designed for halogens. B) OEM LED headlights, a lot of which aren't very good.


Above the beam cutoff is black. Absolutely no glare to oncoming traffic. See the dip to the left of center. Sl light in oncoming traffic lane is much lower. If I'm cresting a hill, then for a second I'll definitely be blinding you but that is true for all vehicles.

All the glare on the ceiling won't be there when installed on car, since the shroud isn't installed.

These are old bulbs so new ones should be a massive improvement.
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lowfat said:
Absolutely not. Those would be A) People using aftermarket LED bulbs in headlights designed for halogens. B) OEM LED headlights, a lot of which aren't very good.


Above the beam cutoff is black. Absolutely no glare to oncoming traffic. See the dip to the left of center. Sl light in oncoming traffic lane is much lower. If I'm cresting a hill, then for a second I'll definitely be blinding you but that is true for all vehicles.

All the glare on the ceiling won't be there when installed on car, since the shroud isn't installed.

These are old bulbs so new ones should be a massive improvement.
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People shoving HIDs and poorly made LEDs into reflector housings really set a bad example for what these kinds of things are really capable of. Even my shitty conversion has nice sharp cutoffs and dip like your picture.
 
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