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Alan
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Bought this item on
01-26-2012
- Other Thoughts: All I can say is wow this thing is bright, I put into a G35 as the map light and this panel at 1.5 by 2.25 inches roughly is (can't believe I am saying this) a little too bright...I am gonna use this one in my tacoma pickup since it only has a single dome light ( will be perfect ).
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Tracy
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Bought this item on
01-22-2012
- Other Thoughts: It comes with 3M double-stick foam backing, but I'm not using that in the dome light. If I use the second one I ordered in the camper top, I'll probably take advantage of the double-stick foam tape.
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Osmond
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Bought this item on
01-18-2012
- Other Thoughts: I'll gladly take that to have ample interior light that easily illuminates everywhere in the cab, not just a disappointing dim puddle directly below the dome.
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Darren
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Bought this item on
01-14-2012
- Other Thoughts: If you're wanting to replace reading lights near the dash, obtain a narrow-beam LED instead. Another consideration for how to use these is off-grid lighting, where it would help to light a small room -- say 8x12 feet -- brightly enough to see objects, avoid tripping, and read with some effort. Its power consumption is very slightly over 3W -- measured at 0.26A.
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Benson
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Bought this item on
01-10-2012
- Other Thoughts: To try to remove some subjectivity from this so future customers can get a sense of how bright this is, it illuminates the cab well enough to read with ease, anywhere -- front seats, jumpseat area, even outside the door if your eyes are accustomed to dim light. It projects at 180° and thus isn't safe to flip on while driving.
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