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Posted: 11/8/2016 6:44:14 PM EDT
Got some video footage of our new 940nm IR driving lights. This is a 10" bar and 2 cubes mounted on my bumper behind the grill. Rural area with no moonlight on an overcast night.  Here's what they look like mounted. I tried to wipe off a few of the bugs before taking this picture    |
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Radio tower, from the regularity of the flashes and the reflection off the moisture in the atmosphere. Quoted:
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whos getting bombed on the ridgetop? Radio tower, from the regularity of the flashes and the reflection off the moisture in the atmosphere. I didn't realize how many of those were around me until I first looked through Gen3's. |
| IR lights on the truck rock when you're out predator hunting. I love being able to "stealth in" an area, set up, wack some critters, and stealth back out, no visible lights the entire time. Property owners love it too, I never wake em up, and the only way they ever know I was there was the kill shots I share with em the next day. |
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Quoted: IR lights on the truck rock when you're out predator hunting. I love being able to "stealth in" an area, set up, wack some critters, and stealth back out, no visible lights the entire time. Property owners love it too, I never wake em up, and the only way they ever know I was there was the kill shots I share with em the next day. |
| We are happy to announce that we are now offering a high quality line of IR Driving lights. More info in our industry forum here. |
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Quoted: Nice! I need some of these for my 4Runner. Hey Rich, Pretty easy install on your Toyota? Yes, very easy to install. Mine was a little harder since I did it before we had the Y harness to split off the cubes from the 10" bar. I also installed a second relay which turns off my brake lights when I switch on the IR lights. The way I have it wired, the shift lock prevents me from shifting out of park unless I press the shift-lock override button or turn the brake lights back on. This works as a safeguard so I don't forget to turn my brake lights back on after I'm done hunting. |
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Yes, very easy to install. Mine was a little harder since I did it before we had the Y harness to split off the cubes from the 10" bar. I also installed a second relay which turns off my brake lights when I switch on the IR lights. The way I have it wired, the shift lock prevents me from shifting out of park unless I press the shift-lock override button or turn the brake lights back on. This works as a safeguard so I don't forget to turn my brake lights back on after I'm done hunting. Quoted:
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Nice! I need some of these for my 4Runner. Hey Rich, Pretty easy install on your Toyota? Yes, very easy to install. Mine was a little harder since I did it before we had the Y harness to split off the cubes from the 10" bar. I also installed a second relay which turns off my brake lights when I switch on the IR lights. The way I have it wired, the shift lock prevents me from shifting out of park unless I press the shift-lock override button or turn the brake lights back on. This works as a safeguard so I don't forget to turn my brake lights back on after I'm done hunting. I have a switch going to my brakelights too. I also removed my reverse light bulbs. That way I can go into park without the reverse lights flashing. |
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Some hazard switches if held down will cut off brake lights, so installing a relay may be avoided in some vehicles.
7.3 powerstrokes have these types. But a quick check by holding the hazard button all the way down and hit the brakes and see if it works for your vehicle. |
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