Kd8bao
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Feniex Cannon LED Hide-a-way!
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Eric1249
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We have a trailer at my FD to haul an ATV. the lights get broken off all the time. These might be a good option.
So are they brighter mounting them in the factory bulb location than the fairy mounted in a drilled hole? They hit the reflector correctly? The brake light mode doesn't seem to have a park light function for those of us with only one Set of STT lamps.
Very cool looking tho. Oh hey also, say you get red/red in a brake light. Can you make it flash all 12 leds on warning mode at the same time? Or is one set of red mode one and the other mode two?
Very cool looking tho. Oh hey also, say you get red/red in a brake light. Can you make it flash all 12 leds on warning mode at the same time? Or is one set of red mode one and the other mode two?
Q2bman said:
Yes you can set a pattern to flash all 12 if you have all red. Just all 12 cannot steady burn due to heatsink.
FEVER said:
@ Fever, I have to agree with you, I am even more excited to outfit my demo vehicle. hahaha
Strobesnmore
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When you get them can you make a video in the daylight so we can really see the output. The other videos a bit distorted as they are so close to the lights. Thanks
theroofable
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Video looks good. How far do they stick out into the actual reflector itself? I think they would be much more effective if they actually stuck out into the light like the stock bulbs do. Cant tell though, but it looks like they are pretty flush with the hole based on the video. Looks good though.
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theroofable said:
I think that is ultimately going to be reliant upon the design of the lamp you are putting them into.
SireLite
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SireLite said:Where's the video?
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Kent@MoveOverOutfitters
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Strobesnmore said:
I agree. Great video but everything looks bright in that environment. Also, how about a feniex fairy / cannon side by side video! Installed of coarse. Not that I've seen a fairy in person either.
Ps. Louis those stars are sweet.
theroofable
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It depends on how it mounts, what does this attach to? Does it replace a standard style or number of light, or do you still need to screw it in? Can you post some pictures (when available) of the depth of the light. Im not sure what it actually attaches to, the plug where the bulb goes, or some other type of mounting? It didnt look like it was screwed in for the video, just wondering what holds it.FEVER said:
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theroofable said:
They dont screw in. They mount like every other LAW. They will come with a gasket that is double sided adhesive that is supposed to be strong, however; it is recommended to silicone the back side to also help insure a good seal. IF you don't mind drilling u can mount them with the flange to the housing but to me that defeats the purpose
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can these be synced with fairies? And, does feat.2 (ie brake light) cause them to go out of sync when returned to feat.1?
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Carlos SpicyWeiner
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no... I have a waiting list on my site. Emergency Lights :: Beacons/Lightheads :: Lightheads :: Feniex Cannon LED Hide-A-Way - As soon as I know there will be an email sent to all of those on the list.
Tom
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carguy411 said:
I was told to expect the Cannon to be between $10-20 more expensive than the Fairy pricing.
I was on the Feniex site last night around midnight and the Cannon was listed under hideaways... for about 10 minutes... and then it went away... I didn't look at the price!! I checked a little later and it was gone again... I've been kicking myself ever since!
Tom
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Of course this comes out once I'm happy with my install and totally solves one issue I had, loosing the bed lights for the center stop light.
Hmmmm....
Dual white/blue in reverse and bed light spots. Blue synced, white hooked up to reverse trigger and bed light trigger, and in bed led light switch.
Red in tail lights and center stop light.
Amber/blue or clear in front turns.
Oh the possibilities
Hmmmm....
Dual white/blue in reverse and bed light spots. Blue synced, white hooked up to reverse trigger and bed light trigger, and in bed led light switch.
Red in tail lights and center stop light.
Amber/blue or clear in front turns.
Oh the possibilities
bluestinger90
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bluestinger90 said:
If that is the official price, this is going to be interesting...
We were looking at LAW's as an alternative to LED panels on our old halogen flashers.So.. these are meant to replace the OEM bulbs? I'm assuming this depends on the vehicle.. Any idea how they might work in the taillight assembly of a 2006 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon?? opcorn: :woohoo:
opcorn: :woohoo:
Jeremy0966
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I thought i saw some where it said that the Cannon is designed to replace single filament bulbs only, i.e. dedicated turn signals, hazards or secondary brake lights. So if i wanted to replace a dual filament bulb (S/T/T) with a cannon, could i use a inline resistor to dim the light then once the brake or turn signal is activated it would flash brighter? Or is this not recommended. Seeing the pic of the taillights of the Tahoe on Responderpse's website leads me to believe its do able since they replaced a dual filament bulb with a Cannon. If this question has already been answered for give me i would just like a detailed answer is some could Thanks
ThanksEveryone at VecTecLighting is excited to announce the Official Price of the Feniex Industries Cannon HAW. The Feniex Cannon HAW will be $66.00!! It is currently available on our website but will not ship out until next week. Call the office or email us for any questions or concerns. 516-307-1622 or Mvecchione@VecTecLighting.com
Feniex Cannon Hide-A-Way
Features:
- 5 year warranty
- Voltage: 9-15 VDC
- Includes 6 feet of cable
- 12, 4-watt LEDs per bulb
- Includes surface mount flange
- Dual/Multi-color options available
- Features more than 15 flash patterns
- Capable of replace OEM housing bulb
- Dimensions of bulb: 1" H with 1.5" base
- In-line driver allows for simple installation
- Lens designed for optimal light distribution
- Integrates into vehicles OEM wiring system
- Aluminum base with advanced thermal management
- Free of radio frequency or electric magnetic interference
- Capable of synchronizing and alternating with multiple units
Check out the Feniex Industries Cannon Hide-A-Way on our Website!!
Feniex Cannon Hide-A-Way
Feniex Cannon Hide-A-Way
Features:
- 5 year warranty
- Voltage: 9-15 VDC
- Includes 6 feet of cable
- 12, 4-watt LEDs per bulb
- Includes surface mount flange
- Dual/Multi-color options available
- Features more than 15 flash patterns
- Capable of replace OEM housing bulb
- Dimensions of bulb: 1" H with 1.5" base
- In-line driver allows for simple installation
- Lens designed for optimal light distribution
- Integrates into vehicles OEM wiring system
- Aluminum base with advanced thermal management
- Free of radio frequency or electric magnetic interference
- Capable of synchronizing and alternating with multiple units
Check out the Feniex Industries Cannon Hide-A-Way on our Website!!
Feniex Cannon Hide-A-Way
Strobesnmore
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julietbravosierra
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I doubt it, it would be a major selling point otherwise and would have been explicitly stated.Strobesnmore said:
What I'd like to know is how are you supposed to secure it into the OEM hole? I don't see any twist lock options and I don't consider drilling screw holes to be an "OEM replacement". I definitely wouldn't trust the double-sided foam tape gasket to hold it in place either.
Regardless I'm excited to get some. My vehicles have older style lenses with fluted optics which should do well with a direct lightbeam like these as the lens does a lot of scattering. Multifaceted reflectors with transparent lenses I can't see doing well with this in an OEM location, there is no depth to reach the reflector's focal point.
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Carlos SpicyWeiner
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Solvarex said:
they are claming tha tthe foam tape shoudl suffice, however; I ALWAYS silicone the back side of my laws in lamps anyways so it's not an issue for me.
So if you use mode 2 for a white reverse light and mode 1 is warning pattern in say red. Can you still flash red and white together? I don't see stated anywhere. I would assume you can set mode 1 to flash both colors alternately and mode two
to a single color??
to a single color??
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Jman423
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FEVER said:
If I remember correctly, I think the pattern of the warning mode is what would dictate the use of both colors in the warning mode, so if that is the case... yes, you can still use both colors for warning while using mode 1 for stop, tail, turn, or reverse lighting. The priority would be dictated by the setup... Brake should be the highest priority, but reverse or tail would (normally) be the lower priority to warning modes.
Kent@MoveOverOutfitters
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They are on the website at $108 list.
More info and instructions...
http://feniex.com/literature/cannonim2135858158.pdf
http://feniex.com/literature/CannonDiagram557844231.pdf
More info and instructions...
http://feniex.com/literature/cannonim2135858158.pdf
http://feniex.com/literature/CannonDiagram557844231.pdf
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kenton1979 said:
Yes... They are for sale and open for orders. I've already placed an order for all of those who have Pre-ordered their cannons. Expecting them to be here within a week or so.
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SireLite
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