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I totally agree with your post m109guy!!
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emmado22, you're right about the black-out driving lights still being in service-- but I thought the post was about side markers (clearance lamps).
We haven't had them on our vehicles for some time now.
I'm pretty sure that almost all night vision gear nowadays is heat sensitive (infra-red, heat, thermal imaging and FLIR being used interchangably for the sake of conversation), rather than to visible light; like the Nam-era "Starlight scopes" that worked by light amplification of existing light, no matter how dim.
We haven't had them on our vehicles for some time now.
I'm pretty sure that almost all night vision gear nowadays is heat sensitive (infra-red, heat, thermal imaging and FLIR being used interchangably for the sake of conversation), rather than to visible light; like the Nam-era "Starlight scopes" that worked by light amplification of existing light, no matter how dim.
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The Side lights are the 24v or 12v? I bought a 12v from the local auto store and I think it went out after a few min of using it.
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Tex,
This thread is 6 six years old. However all the lighting on these trucks are 24 volt. A 12v bulb will not last very long.
This thread is 6 six years old. However all the lighting on these trucks are 24 volt. A 12v bulb will not last very long.
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This is the m35 deuce threads LOBO, sorry.