I have no problem with people using their FFLs along with their low beams, since hindi naman nakakasilaw.
But RFLs in traffic are painful to the eyes..
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I have no problem with people using their FFLs along with their low beams, since hindi naman nakakasilaw.
But RFLs in traffic are painful to the eyes..
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something wrong with your eyes, may we suggest have it checked sa doctor...Quote:
Originally Posted by eli71724
meron din nakaka silaw na fog lights pag hindi tama alignment... naka SUV ka siguro kaya di ka nasisilaw, pero kame mga sedan nakow sakit sa mata...Quote:
Originally Posted by jut703
basta ang rule, gamitin ang FOG lights front o rear kapag may FOG!!!
Imagine having this in front of you on a heavy traffic for 1 hour. Di ako makalipat ng lane kasi gitgitan talaga tapos sobrang usad pagong. Grabe nung nakaalis ako sa likod nya tagal nawala nung spot na bulag sa mata ko.
Today would have been a good day to use rfls
Oh wait, theyre using hazards instead.......
Kahit anong ilaw, basta hindi tama ang alignment, nakakasilaw.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stigg ma
However, stock fog lamps are aimed even lower than headlamps, which is why it doesn't cause glare to oncoming motorists.
Wala pa kong nakikitang stock fog lamps na mas nakakasilaw sa headlamps.
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I would normally switch on my rear fogs when I'm driving thru heavy rain (near zero visibility). Or when conditions require it, (Tagaytay, Baguio weather).
Never in a traffic jam though.
From what I've gathered from experience, these are the typical behavior of people who misuse their RFL:
1. "I didn't know it was ON. Didn't thought it was a big deal"
2. "It's getting dark (or it's starting to rain). I'm a safe driver. Better turn on my RFL so they can see me better."
3. "I've got an RFL... a Euro-spec automotive light and I intend to let everyone know about it."
Here's an excellent tip from one of the link I provided in my earlier post:
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"A good metric to use in deciding when to switch your rear fog on or off is "Do I wish the guy in front of me was displaying a rear fog so I could see him better/Do I wish the jerk in front of me would turn off that damn bright red light?"