Anyway to see the main beam blue light?

jonny2014 · Jan 19, 2015

Thanks to the sensible answers on this thread!
But certainly won't be using this site again seems to be full of .......

blackstrat · Jan 19, 2015

jonny2014 said:
Thanks to the sensible answers on this thread!
But certainly won't be using this site again seems to be full of .......

great ideas..?

MrNasty · Jan 19, 2015

Fit a convex mirror to the headlining angled so you can view your precious blue light, can be confusing the dim/ high beam can't it? One setting is low and the other is far far away illumination.

I feel your pain.

Lionhound · Jan 19, 2015

Try this.

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jonny2014 · Jan 19, 2015

Jesus, you guys lead some sad lives, as mentioned before ...maybe get a hobby?? Get out a bit? I dunno you just need something to make your lives more interesting!

Dippypud · Jan 19, 2015

jonny2014 said:
Jesus, you guys lead some sad lives, as mentioned before ...maybe get a hobby?? Get out a bit? I dunno you just need something to make your lives more interesting!

Is your Land Rover not as interesting as you would like it?

We can fix it ...

:lol:

blue beasty · Jan 19, 2015

jonny2014 said:
Jesus, you guys lead some sad lives, as mentioned before ...maybe get a hobby?? Get out a bit? I dunno you just need something to make your lives more interesting!

Just chill

It's not so bad, have a re-read......some of it's even quite funny and all at no extra charge

blackstrat · Jan 19, 2015

Ok ok.. here's a little trick I've used on a lot of my cars over the years..

When you turn ON the main beam, the road gets BRIGHTER and you can see further, turn it OFF, the road gets DARKER and you can't see as far.. there.

Alibro · Jan 19, 2015

I think what they're trying to say (in their own silly wee ways) is:-

A Stupid question deserves a stupid answer! :lol:

But in the spirit of trying to be helpful, why not check out alternative seats to see if any will let you sit lower.

blue beasty · Jan 19, 2015

blackstrat said:
Ok ok.. here's a little trick I've used on a lot of my cars over the years..

When you turn ON the main beam, the road gets BRIGHTER and you can see further, turn it OFF, the road gets DARKER and you can't see as far.. there.

We've already had that one ya muppet

Try turning all the lights off so it's dark then you might be able to see the blue glow.....

fanatic · Jan 19, 2015

blackstrat said:
Ok ok.. here's a little trick I've used on a lot of my cars over the years..

When you turn ON the main beam, the road gets BRIGHTER and you can see further, turn it OFF, the road gets DARKER and you can't see as far.. there.

Lol

blackstrat · Jan 19, 2015

blue beasty said:
We've already had that one ya muppet

Try turning all the lights off so it's dark then you might be able to see the blue glow.....

I was having my January bath when the thread started dude give me a chance.. jeez.. yesterday it was Procol Harum now this.. moan moan moan..

jonny2014 · Jan 19, 2015

Its OK, thanks for all the replies but its sorted! I knocked the strobe lights off a cop car who pulled up to visit the neighbours (she caught him in bed with her mom, so she took an adjustable, tightened it on his dick and well....just sat there twisting it....was not a pretty sight) anyway I plan to fit the cop car lighting bar on my dash, then splice into my main beam light. Will that work? I guess the strobe lights run off 12v so no step up/step down required?

blackstrat · Jan 19, 2015

jonny2014 said:
Its OK, thanks for all the replies but its sorted! I knocked the strobe lights off a cop car who pulled up to visit the neighbours (she caught him in bed with her mom, so she took an adjustable, tightened it on his dick and well....just sat there twisting it....was not a pretty sight) anyway I plan to fit the cop car lighting bar on my dash, then splice into my main beam light. Will that work? I guess the strobe lights run off 12v so no step up/step down required?

yeh ok.. never thought of that..

MrNasty · Jan 20, 2015

Don't forget a relay if the plod lighting is LED type, the siren might work too.

Alibro · Jan 20, 2015

jonny2014 said:
Its OK, thanks for all the replies but its sorted! I knocked the strobe lights off a cop car who pulled up to visit the neighbours (she caught him in bed with her mom, so she took an adjustable, tightened it on his dick and well....just sat there twisting it....was not a pretty sight) anyway I plan to fit the cop car lighting bar on my dash, then splice into my main beam light. Will that work? I guess the strobe lights run off 12v so no step up/step down required?

Now your getting into spirit of this place!
See it wasn't so hard after all.

jonny2014 · Jan 20, 2015

Left them with the siren, so at least they got a glorified ice cream truck

blue beasty · Jan 20, 2015

MrNasty said:
Don't forget a relay if the plod lighting is LED type, the siren might work too.

An audible main beam warning would be very useful for partially sighted drivers...

We could be on to a break through here

MrNasty · Jan 20, 2015

Mind that child!

MrNasty · Jan 20, 2015

blue beasty said:
An audible main beam warning would be very useful for partially sighted drivers...

We could be on to a break through here

Good idea, might be the least of a partially sighted driver issues though.

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