JohnMarcson
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The problem with putting any rotator directly next to directional LEDs is they don't show up. The rotating portions of any setup need to be not right next to directional high intensity flashers. Whelen 4500 rotators look pretty good on their own but fail next to directional 7x3 halogens. I suspect the same holds true here, which is one possible reason for the twinkle patterns (the other is people like them). I like multi color LEDs for ambulance applications. I think the natural use is making white turn red or amber when parked.Meh, a lot of those patterns look like crap. The slow split flash patterns give it severe "pink-shimmer" syndrome. The only really good patterns appear to be 8, 10, 12, 16, 18 and 26. 6 out of 30 patterns that don't look like pink blobs is really disappointing.