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10-06-11, 09:26 PM
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Warning for what?
Were you flashing red and blue?
Were you flashing red and blue?
10-06-11, 09:34 PM
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Basically CA vehicular code mandates only a steady beam of orange, yellow, red hues and white lights as being road legal; all the others are deemed "off road" only. The monkeylectric can produce the entire spectrum of colors in a variety of designs and there's no mode that limits its colors. According to the law, the "other colors" are distracting to drivers and could cause a hazard.
10-06-11, 10:07 PM
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At least you only got a warning. Mich PD's use a catchall "improper diversion" to ticket vehicles with underbody, fenderwell, etc. lights. I think it was kind of floating around in the back of mind that these lights might fall under the same catchall, but they have awesome looking patterns.
10-06-11, 10:56 PM
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Re read earlier post. Didn't see that you already had them.
At least you only got a warning. Mich PD's use a catchall "improper diversion" to ticket vehicles with underbody, fenderwell, etc. lights. I think it was kind of floating around in the back of mind that these lights might fall under the same catchall, but they have awesome looking patterns.
At least you only got a warning. Mich PD's use a catchall "improper diversion" to ticket vehicles with underbody, fenderwell, etc. lights. I think it was kind of floating around in the back of mind that these lights might fall under the same catchall, but they have awesome looking patterns.
10-07-11, 02:16 PM
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For the record, if nashbar made these things they'd cost about $30.
05-18-12, 07:04 PM
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here's a pretty good interview with the Revolights guys': https://kidela.com/interviews/kidela-...ws-revolights/
05-18-12, 08:37 PM
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here's a pretty good interview with the Revolights guys': https://kidela.com/interviews/kidela-...ws-revolights/
