Does anyone know if these are legal to run in Arizona. While on the road?
1774937
I believe they are illegal in Arizona go online and search for it I know pa passed a legal blue LED lights and these ones are real sweet on my bike
1151133
No, it's not legal. There is a bypass you can get on eBay that will allow video playback while driving.
1764221
Don't know, but check legality of your state. West VA disallows them for bumper or grill mounted for on state road driving, even if properly adjusted... dumb!
327315
I've run them on a brake over for a few years with no zero issues. As long as you have a quality scope you should be in good shape.
541994
Yes, in Wisconsin. For more info try here~> http://www.cazatrail.com/contact.html
940578
You're talking about a Ham Radio license. These should be legal to operate without anything like that. As far as I know you only need a license from the FCC if you're transmitting more than 50 miles, and I would be shocked if these broke 10 miles. (I don't own them yet, but I plan on purchasing and operating them without a license)
1236025
In Arizona you Do NOT. I would direct this question to your lawyer as we have no clue where you live and cannot possibly begin to guess.
1618444
Yes and it said offroad use only online, 65 watt low beam is legal limit for on road I believe in most states
1761272
They are battery operated and react to motion. They are very touchy lol they are not legal in my state though
744414
I don 't have them at the moment (on the road), but they are on the web site. I use if to carry my Bolt flash unit.
281752
They should be good for snow and ice with the aggressive tread design but I'm in Az and haven't taken them in snow yet.
2103809
Why didn't I read this before I bought them this morning? Yep, I live in a state where they are illegal! So what do I do now? Tie them to my wrist so they don't go anywhere? I agree that if a product could have a ban it should be stated!
1726869
Yes you can. They are much better because they are 5 watt radios. Rule of thumb is 1/2 a mile per watt with UHF radios. all depends in terrain as well. well worth the money
755455
I have these and they are great. They are Euro spec so most likely not DOT approved. They work great, though and no issues with oncoming traffic, even with 90 watt bulbs in there - also not DOT approved. I drive at night on lonely mountain roads and the setup (including wiring harness) is very bright.
902421
I live in PA and now it is winter! Have not had a chance to run in warm weather with these.
1427798
Yes it is legal for trade in Arizona you need to obtain a permit for the scale.
774708
My guess is that they will not work even at 1/4 mile without line of site. With LOS you can go 6 or 7 miles. The only way to know for sure would be to try. If there is not of other 2.4 around and you get a good bounce then maybe but I still say not likely.