Some Pretty Cool Lights
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Djrashonal
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You know, A great market would be here in Hawaii. I'm on base everyday, and there are tons of guys who have brought their trucks over - big tires/lifts and all...though they seem to be lacking in the lighting category. If HI is a market you'd be interested in marketing to, lemme know.
I'd also be interested in your flashlights. Do any of them have a base you can hardwire in. My wife is Mil and I'm Fire/Rescue. You use rechargeable lights every day. That would be a huge market to break into
I'd also be interested in your flashlights. Do any of them have a base you can hardwire in. My wife is Mil and I'm Fire/Rescue. You use rechargeable lights every day. That would be a huge market to break into
We get this all the time. Be careful comparing lumen output. LEDs are bought with these specs (3 watt, 100 lumen, etc.), and measured at the LED. THEN companies install them on a board, poorly control the power to the LED, and throw a P.O.S. lens in front to make it look cool or rugged. Our lenses are patented and do not practically subtract from the lumen output after the lens. ANYTHING in front of an LED must rob light, that's just a given, but HOW the light is focussed and projected is what separates us. We design, test, mold, and PATENT our lenses right here on our benches (actually in the room right next to mine!). If a lens needs a tweak, we do it until it is perfect. If we mold 100 lenses and catch an improvement, we'll scrap those lenses and mold new ones. We also don't STOCK a lot of lights. We custom make these to order. LED technology is fluid. The LED you buy for stock and put in "standard" products could be out-of-date next week. We couldn't sell you those lights. This comes from our Military side (Home of Phantom Covert Military Lighting - Made in U.S.A.) where our lights are famous for saving Soldiers' lives for over 30 years. Profit never comes first.
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First, THANK YOU for your service!
I've never seen our flashlights hardwired. Go to Home of Phantom Covert Military Lighting - Made in U.S.A., you'll probably find a better alternative to hardwiring a flashlight. This is a Military-only site, so you'll need to register.
If any of you use a Phantom Warrior flashlight, show me a pic and I"ll get you a discount.
Here's the data sheet for the single lights.
http://www.phantomlights.com/PTH4x1sheet.pdf
If you're on any Silverado/Chevy truck forums, maybe we can talk!
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Thanks for the link. I think those might fit, just need to measure the width of the current cut outs in my valance. I'm registered on GMFS.com but mostly lurk. My trucks mostly stock except for wheels/tires. To be honest I can't stand the ego's over there most the time.
