I See The Light (s) Updated Photoes
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I See The Light (s) Updated Photoes
I decided to start a new post because the other one got severely twisted.
For those who wanted an update on how this thing works, let me tell you when I took it out of the envelope I was skeptical at first looking at it. It is a piece of plastic 2 inches by 7 inches. It attaches with water as like a widow film does. I placed it in the top left corner of my windshield. It looks like a bifocal lenses on the windshield.
Time to test it out. Pulled up to the light and purposely pulled way to far as per normal and holy crap I saw the light with only a small tilt of my head. No more contortionistic maneuvers. I pulled up to the next light normal and I glanced at the thing and there is was the light turned green without twisting my neck and leaning forward.
I tried to take a picture but it is dark out right now and the flash bounced off the windshield and I saw a different kind of light…I will have to wait until day time to get some pics of this thing in action.
All in all it is a 100 o/o improvement. This is my opinion.
http://www.lightinsight.com
For those who wanted an update on how this thing works, let me tell you when I took it out of the envelope I was skeptical at first looking at it. It is a piece of plastic 2 inches by 7 inches. It attaches with water as like a widow film does. I placed it in the top left corner of my windshield. It looks like a bifocal lenses on the windshield.
Time to test it out. Pulled up to the light and purposely pulled way to far as per normal and holy crap I saw the light with only a small tilt of my head. No more contortionistic maneuvers. I pulled up to the next light normal and I glanced at the thing and there is was the light turned green without twisting my neck and leaning forward.
I tried to take a picture but it is dark out right now and the flash bounced off the windshield and I saw a different kind of light…I will have to wait until day time to get some pics of this thing in action.
All in all it is a 100 o/o improvement. This is my opinion.
http://www.lightinsight.com
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RE: I See The Light (s)
ORIGINAL: LawWyfe
GREAT! Show us a pic when you get the right light and a chance.
GREAT! Show us a pic when you get the right light and a chance.
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That is great! I have the same problem seeing lights as well, and this seems like a smart idea. Once I see some pics, I'm sure I'll be getting one as well. Great job sourcing this out and letting us all know. I certainly appreciate it.
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RE: I See The Light (s) >>>Updated Photo<<<
It is not easy to be first at a light when you are trying to be. In this picture I am stopped directly on the stop line in front of the cross walk. I definantly would be twisting my neck to see this light.
I can now see the light while looking straight ahead.
A close up
It works better then I could have imagined...on a scale of 1-10 I would say it is a 9
I can now see the light while looking straight ahead.
A close up
It works better then I could have imagined...on a scale of 1-10 I would say it is a 9
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RE: I See The Light (s) >>>Updated Photo<<<
ORIGINAL: Little Monster
It is not easy to be first at a light when you are trying to be.
It is not easy to be first at a light when you are trying to be.
Seems to work and look good. I think I will check into getting one.
