Would these be described as a pencil beam or a driving beam?
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Then you would with a driving lamp and just about the same amount of distance as a flood lamp but with more spread
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There in between there not as focused as a spot lamp but not as wide spread as a driving lamp. Ull get more distansts with these with a good amount of bean spread
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It is a spot light, you would not be pleased with the narrow beam. However, if you diffuse it with wax paper or something similar, the beam is much softer and wider.
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It depends on how bright the other lights are.. It is very directional and shows a good beam.I have a duo and have two of these and with the other bar lights the colors show well.
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Having had this flashlight for years, I can attest that the beam is concentrated, not diffuse, very bright and can throw a beam the half mile as claimed. I am going to replace the light with another as the switch gave out.
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It is both! It projects a focused beam like a spot light, but also has a very wide angle but not as wide as a true flood light. Really awesome for the price!
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I agree with 4orr. The one vertical beam will/should be adequate for what you are doing. It would definitely behoove you to do this during the early evening for the best result.
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They point upwards. I think they have one LED in each light. They are very bright; don't worry about that part. The only issue I have with it is durability since one of my three lights was corroded by the battery. Although in my state it gets very cold. (Midwest)
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The fixture gimbals in both axis, so you can point it in any direction. One rign moves the beam up and down, one left and right. I have one of mine pointed at a vase in the corner.
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In my case they are being used for low beams. There are separate bulbs that work for the high beams.
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Not sure of the question you are asking, but here goes. Being green, the laser is very bright. During night conditions, the beam could possibly be traced to a point of origin. However, it is not bright enough, or solid enough to be used in a "light show" on its own accord.
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The beam on these is distinctly side oriented. If what you want to light is high and wide they'd be fine on a roll bar, they do not really focus forward though. To be honest they are as bright as regular headlight beams, so I don't know just how big a deal the direction is, but from what I've seen, the classic round ones would be more ideal. I guess I could see using them on the outside with a pair of straight ahead focused ones on the inside to get a really wide field of view.
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Yes, however I do not suggest these as they have a high current draw. Maybe replacing the bulbs with LED bulbs would correct this. They have excellent beam patterns however!
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I'm assuming your referring to beam focus or dispersion. I don't have exact degree but this is more of a narrow focus beam. Probably no more than 20 degrees.
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Cree I believe, but I just got mine mounted on my truck and it's really bright and performs really well at work.
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They are not back lit. The parabolic lens creates a beam in the direction the bulb is pointed.
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The low beam is built in.. You will love these light. They have a wonderful projection of the road at night.
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The flashlight produces a constant beam of light at the first click. This can be broad beam but when the barrel at the front is slid out its a narrowed, square shaped beam. At subsequent clicks of the button switch at the rear of the light, a strobe effect results again, in broad beam or the narrowed version. No instructions came with the product so I'm assuming that's the two modes John.