They can be helped quite a bit by putting something inside the tops of the domes to prevent wash out.car54 said:Good to know, Thanks John. I wondered about the brightness during the daytime.
nerdly_dood said:Like others have said, other strobe bars - even other strobe bars by the same manufacturer like the JetStrobe - are much more effective. From my experience, Whelen and Code 3 make the best strobe lightbars, although again, the JetStrobe is also very powerful.
Halogen versions rival a Code 3 MX7000 in intensity, plus the oval shape allows the inboard rotators to be placed forward of the outer ones, allowing for better visibility to the sides.
car54 said:Hi, again. Finally decide on this bar and should be on its way soon. I have an amp question now if someone could help. The bar has 8 Strobes, 2 halogen rotators, take downs, alley lights, intersection sweeps and front/rear flashers. I'm not sure if it will come with install instructions or not, but if someone here might help with at least the amp question, I'm sure I can figure the rest out. Thanks.
JohnMarcson said:How is this bar set up? Where are the rotators if there are 8 strobes?
Jarred J. said:every time i see an arjent i want to jump on it till it breaks.
surfboard does NOT = warning light
car54 said:I honestly didn't think this would cause this much of an uproar on my choice of product bad or good.