Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 13:21:53 GMT From: "F Wills" <Fred.Willsnopsamam.starband.net> Subject: Re: 9000 fog lights
Gee, thanks for the warning. OK - let me rephrase the question... Has anyone ever figured an easy way to re-wire the "driving lights" on a 9000 so they can stay on with the high beams? BTW - I disagree with you completely about somehow having additional peripheral lighting (fog lights) and the high beams on at the same time will reduce your visibility. That's a tough one to buy. Plus you didn't answer my question... "J.P.S" <jpsnopsamfi> wrote in message news:9qpfqk$qiu$1nopsam.kolumbus.fi... > There is no need to have fog lights on when driving with high beams, in fact > it's dangerous. > High beam light is directed 50-70 meters ahead of your car. In a speed of > 100 km/h, your best visibility is 2-3 seconds ahead. Fog lights are directed > only 20 meters ahead and there is plenty of lightness in that area. Fog > lights cheats your eyes and your vision is worse in the 50-70 meters area. > In this case the best visibility is under one second ahead! > Fog lights are designed to be used in speeds under 60 km/h. In faster speeds > they are only an drawback to ones power of seeing. > > >
