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Take note to the others that are referencing replacing the entire light. This is the only "approved" way to upgrade your lights to LED. LED's require a differently designed reflector on the inside of the lens to properly be seen at the rated distance.Thanks @Todd320, I'm looking at just the bulbs within. But maybe knowing the measurements of the housing can help. Regards.
Agree, 100%, too important to risk not being seen at night. Either use the same bulb, or replace entire thing. Also, replacing with LED bulb might not provide the same 135 degree viewing angle required. So might be bright enough at 2 miles at a 45 degree angle, but what about head on, and what about approaching from 90-130 degrees?Take note to the others that are referencing replacing the entire light. This is the only "approved" way to upgrade your lights to LED. LED's require a differently designed reflector on the inside of the lens to properly be seen at the rated distance.
Yes, you'll see people on some forums say "Wow, I replaced the bulbs with LED bulbs and they are so much brighter". First, replacing a 20-year old bulb with ANY new bulb is going to be brighter. Second, "bright" from 10' away is not the same as from 1 or 2 miles away.
Or... your existing bulbs lasted how long? Put the same thing back in and be good for another "x" number or years. It's not like you need LED's in your bow lights to save power.
Me too... SS is a lot nicer then plastic crap that was there.... https://wikibuy.com/p/attwood-led-2...SLQS?run=bbb58784-5778-4542-a600-de77a7b86c8fI went with these.
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