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View Poll Results: Are you in favor of Reactivating the Task force WANG – WANG (task force PD 96)

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    #11
    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    then again how would you differentiate the one using high beams and the one who has his lights not properly aligned? Please avoid the common sense reply since that wouldnt hold water if ever the violator decided to contest the ticket. Please try to imagine yourself as an enforcer trying to enforce something that is vague.
    upon enforcment apprehension, demonstrate it if you're in high beam or on low beams. Issue a ticket once proved the HL is not properly adjusted

    bakit eto problema? irrelevant. brand new cars with projectors on halogen bulbs? hhmm we were talking about aftermarket hids without projectors.
    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    you see most brand new cars with projectors (ie. fort, ms, etc) have projectors designed only for halogen bulbs and not HID kits. Iba ang retrofit ng projectors for HID kits and these usually only comes OEM with high end cars (Porshe etc...)
    di ko naintindihan to.

    what about this? oem hid with oem projector kit...but not Porsche level...



    http://www.mitsubishi-motors.com.ph/.../feature16.php

    the 2010 CRV 2.4li 4wd
    http://www.crossovercrv.com/specifications/#electrical



    oem projector kits are legal, whether halogen bulbs or hid equipped. needless to say, it should be properly aligned and adjusted to the extent it cannot glare to opposing vehicles but also provides good visibility for the driver itself.
    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    ah i guess we have different sources about that. I do believe that projector retrofits for HID kits are different from the ones using Halogens


    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    IMO I dont give a damn about the baseline as long as there is one and it is logical, it would be fine for me....
    you were saying from your previous post/s that there should be a common baseline, but now, you say this?

    linawin ko lang yung nakabold, eto yung pagkakaintindi ko sa post mo.

    "majority of hid users use their kits on their reflector HLs without proper projector kits"

    then, they're doing it the wrong way. that should be discourage.

    marami na nag-install ng hid-projector retrofit.
    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    There is a projector retrofit for Halogens then there is a projector retrofit for HID kits. Reflector headlights are a different breed.
    huh? anu relevance ng reply mo sa post ko above this quote?

    i said majority of HID users install their kits on reflector type Headlamps. gets?

    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    Well I would like to classify lighting issues with speeding issues. You see how NLEX enforcers apprehend overspeeding violators right? I guess the same applies to lighting violations. You need the equipment to justify the apprehension. Otherwise there is no basis for the violation.
    i hope, there would not be more anomalies on buying this light measuring equipment. like i said on my previous reply.

    bakit manghuhuli ng HL violations sa kasagsagan ng mataas na araw? diba? common sense.
    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    And do you prefer them dismantling your headlights in the middle of the night while you're in the middle of the road? I believe it would cause more danger than having an annoying light. Sino ba dito ang laging may dala na spare headlight bulbs kapag bumibiyahe? malamang eh madalang.....
    eto sagot ko diyan, from my post

    a simple violation ticket with higher fees can be produced during the apprehension. confiscate the license also. dont give back the license until the violation is corrected. kung hiniram lang ng nahuli, abala na din sa may-ari.

    it should be stricter than before. para magtanda ang lahat.
    additonal: no need to dismantle the whole HL assembly. just a simple apprehension ticket just like what traffic law violators receive.


    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    traffic violations are handled by PNP HPG and not the usual checkpoint police that you see. These checkpoints are operated usually by local police near the area. I still have to see the highway patrol group do their thing after the sun sets down. And they have specific written orders on whom to apprehend or check.
    so "maybe", higher ranks should add apprehending the PD96 violators (or if ever, when the PD96 is revised that includes over-glaring HLs) to the orders of checkpoints i mentioned.


    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post

    Ang problem nga eh may violation ba? Could you provide us any link about HL violation?
    wala pa. nakatambak sa congress or senate ng Philippines. not sure though.

    pero sa US bawal ang Aftermarket HIDs

    http://orca.st.usm.edu/~jmneal/tiburon/hids.htm

    9. Are HID's legal?
    Installing HID's into a vehicle not originally equipped with them from the factory is technically illegal. Practically speaking, you stand little chance of being cited for them provided you educate yourself on the requirements of HID lighting and take the necessary steps to ensure you have the right equipment and adjustments to keep it safe. That is, make sure your vehicle's headlight assembly uses an appropriately designed projector lense (as opposed to a reflector), and of course that your headlights are properly aligned after installation. Many newer vehicles use projector lenses because stock halogen bulbs also benefit from the "light shaping", but having just any old projector lense does not necessarily ensure that the beam pattern will be correct. It is absolutely essential for HID's to give the light output a sharp cutoff line to prevent blinding oncoming traffic. As HID's become more popular, aftermarket projector housings are being produced for some vehicles.

    The Department of Transportation (DOT) states that improperly-installed HID's are getting a lot of complaints. Vendors will usually include a disclaimer that they are intended for offroad use only, but it's no secret that people don't follow this rule. Now, there are a lot of aftermarket automotive parts that qualify as illegal but aren't strictly enforced. Logically, the safety implications of blinding oncoming drivers are more serious than, say, an exhaust that exceeds the legal noise level. So the DOT has actively gone after vendors of HID conversion kits, threatening monetary fines if they continue selling them, and consequently there are now fewer places to buy them.
    ^^and that should also be implemented here in RP. imho

    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    Sorry for the OT and again this is what i think the best solution... Kagaya ng wang wang at blinkers it is either meron or wala... huli kung meron, ligtas kung wala.
    tama! para wala na lang away. ipagbawal na ang HID. tapus ang usapan.
    Last edited by aejhayl17; July 8th, 2010 at 01:17 AM.

reactivate the task force Wang- Wang (Task force PD96) Pls Help us.