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I was dead set on getting one when i saw a truck with 1 two storms ago..at night, but then with this storm i saw a ford with one on his roof and there was about 1-2 inches of snow on it and couldnt see it very good at all...I will definately not be buying this product
 

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mike...so the real question is would you buy any low profile light that was covered up buy a little snow?

groundbreakers, I tend to disagree I can shoot a vid of mine 360 deg if someone can tell me how to post it I have no problems. this is not going to compare to a huge dollar bar but for the money I will be buying another.
 

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kmwharley;464997 said:
mike...so the real question is would you buy any low profile light that was covered up buy a little snow?

groundbreakers, I tend to disagree I can shoot a vid of mine 360 deg if someone can tell me how to post it I have no problems. this is not going to compare to a huge dollar bar but for the money I will be buying another.
okay .. waitin to see it ..
 

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The bar being asked about by the original poster is pretty much the the bottom of the list as far as mini-LED bars are concerned. The light output is minimal in comparsion to other mini-led bars.

If I was really on a budget, before I purchased the cheapo Sho-Me LED I would purchase a double rotator halogen lightbar. At 1/2 the cost it would be just as effective as the more expensive gen 1 Sho-Me lightbar.

If you are not quite so limited by a budget, the best thing out there right now for mini-LED lightbars is a Whelen Responder LP. About $300 and it is one of the brightest/most effective mini-LED bars out there.
 

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kmwharley;464997 said:
mike...so the real question is would you buy any low profile light that was covered up buy a little snow?

groundbreakers, I tend to disagree I can shoot a vid of mine 360 deg if someone can tell me how to post it I have no problems. this is not going to compare to a huge dollar bar but for the money I will be buying another.
Not when it's about 2 inches from the body...I cant be wiping the snow off every hour and putting myself in danger. I use a whelen duel strobe and works great....low-pro isnt always the way to go..I would like to see a video in action in a storm?????
 

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Eclipse;466069 said:
If you are not quite so limited by a budget, the best thing out there right now for mini-LED lightbars is a Whelen Responder LP. About $300 and it is one of the brightest/most effective mini-LED bars out there.
I went with this even though my budget was tight, and I am glad I did. It is real bright as night and does pretty good during the day. This would be the cheapest one I would buy becides a cheap dual rotator.
 
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