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Pulled the drone out over the weekend. Took this while I was flying around.

 

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Pulled the drone out over the weekend. Took this while I was flying around.

 

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Wow looks good what kind of drone do you have and what camera in it?

 

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what made you go 35w over 55w?

 

One of my co-workers had 55w and he literally burnt a hole through the lense, so I wanted to stay clear or any issues and went with the 35w.

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One of my co-workers had 55w and he literally burnt a hole through the lense, so I wanted to stay clear or any issues and went with the 35w.

I looked at the Amazon reviews. Although 4 stars with over 1000 customers, the negative reviews are of some concern. Flickering, failure after 2 months, overheating, etc.

 

Any problems so far?

amxguy1970 Senior Enthusiast

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So I saw you said you put hids in but I think you have the reflector housing, does the light get scattered everywhere and blind on coming drivers?

 

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You never put an HID in a reflector housing, the bulbs aren't set up for it. You quadruple the light out put with a bulb designed to have the housing direct its beam and cutoff. It blinds people, period. Never understood why people don't just do it properly and buy the correct housings. Can only imagine how hard it is on elder eyes or those with some eye problems with those types of lights coming at ya...

 

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You never put an HID in a reflector housing, the bulbs aren't set up for it. You quadruple the light out put with a bulb designed to have the housing direct its beam and cutoff. It blinds people, period. Never understood why people don't just do it properly and buy the correct housings. Can only imagine how hard it is on elder eyes or those with some eye problems with those types of lights coming at ya...

 

Tyler

Link to buy correct housings?

 

 

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I looked at the Amazon reviews. Although 4 stars with over 1000 customers, the negative reviews are of some concern. Flickering, failure after 2 months, overheating, etc.

 

Any problems so far?

I was skeptical about the lights due to the reviews as well, but I haven't had any problem with them so far and I've had them for about a year now. The kit I bought came with inline capacitor and that helps with the flickering and lights coming on right away, but I also have a relay harness that illuminates all issues I could have.

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I was skeptical about the lights due to the reviews as well, but I haven't had any problem with them so far and I've had them for about a year now. The kit I bought came with inline capacitor and that helps with the flickering and lights coming on right away, but I also have a relay harness that illuminates all issues I could have.

 

OK thanks... good info to know. That's a great price!

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Wow looks good what kind of drone do you have and what camera in it?

 

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It's the DJI Phantom 3 Advanced. Has attached camera with gimball so the stability of the camera is unreal. Was recording in 1080x60fps.

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One of my co-workers had 55w and he literally burnt a hole through the lense, so I wanted to stay clear or any issues and went with the 35w.

i wondered if that was the reason. I've heard of that happening. Thanks.

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Very nice pics Joe! And using a truck like it should be... ? Edited by chuckl1218

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