May 9, 2008 – 9:39 am | by Chuva
During the summer, the Butse Gang usually goes for summer camp and it’s always a good time. The place is quite remote, up in the mountains of upstate New York. To get there, we drive probably four to five hours from Philadelphia. It’s great fun but if you travel late at night, the visibility could be difficult.
I have an SUV this time so I think it would be fun to drive up there. Although my head lights are still quite good, it would be excellent if I could install hid lights on it for better visibility. I may be overacting a little bit but I like it the roads to be completely visible if I drive at night. Deers could surprise us and its no joke once you hit a deer. Not only does it cause great damage to your vehicle, but it could cause harm to all of us as well. So you probably want to know why I chose HID lights.
Just read the description I found on the internet below:
12/24 Volt DC High Intensity Discharge lights for vehicle and equipment mounting. These HID lights draw less than 2 amps on a 24 volt circuit after initial startup. 35 watt HID lights produce light comparable to 300+ watt halogen lights with a much lower amp draw. HID bulbs last more than 5000 hours and have no filament to break, so they are ideal for high vibration environments. Encased in cast aluminum housing and secured with laser cut stainless mounts, these HID equipment lights are ideal for military vehicles, heavy equipment, snow cats, john deere tractors, snow cats, heavy equipment, military vehicles, combine lights, tractor lights, equipment light, and crane lights.
That’s enough to keep us safe don’t you think?
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