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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usersmanual wrote:FIRE UP wrote:
We have one on our '04 Itasca Horizon 36GD and, it's come in handy for various purposes every now and then. Ours even is equipped with a remote that you have the option for speedy scanning of an area or, slow scanning. I don't go crazy with it, just use it on occasion. Of course you don't blind or displease fellow campers with it, use some common sense.
Scott
as far as I have ever seen(quite a few) there always remote control
would be pretty useless if they were not
I was referring to the fact that the "remote" that I have can be carried outside, unlike joystick, and I can aim that light from quite a distance away if the circumstances dictated such movement.
Scott
