Why spotlights on older Class A'?
My 1987 has a remote controlled spot light up top ( works great, it is bright! ). But why? Did they serve a purpose? If so, why don't the new ones I see, have one? Was it a fad? I seem to only notice ...
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Just to add more to my hunting remark earlier.
Off the road hunting is illegal everywhere.
I made the comment as I remember the issue getting big publicity about a decade ago when those 1 + million candles flashlight come on the market.
Don't ask me, but articles said that strong light "freezes" the deer and those flashlights become tool of choice for poachers.
As the result, in deer counties when LEO spotted such flashlight in your vehicle, they immediately ask if they can do a search.
Meaning such lights might have less desirable effects than you might appreciate.
They are illegal to use on paved road driving anyway.
Off the road hunting is illegal everywhere.
I made the comment as I remember the issue getting big publicity about a decade ago when those 1 + million candles flashlight come on the market.
Don't ask me, but articles said that strong light "freezes" the deer and those flashlights become tool of choice for poachers.
As the result, in deer counties when LEO spotted such flashlight in your vehicle, they immediately ask if they can do a search.
Meaning such lights might have less desirable effects than you might appreciate.
They are illegal to use on paved road driving anyway.
