Digidiodes LED 3x3 pods on TMX bed mounts!

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Blinded the F*** out of a tailgater with these things! Im very very impressed!

As far as the mounts go, I couldnt be happier! They are impressively sturdy and in a perfect location!

Me and a few friends :
My raptor (of course)
2012 f150 5.0 xlt screw leveled, 5 star, intake, electric cutout, leveled
2010 f150 xl 5.4 screw (yes yes its an xl but it is ******* badass) lots of mods
2010 f150 xlt 5.4 screw leveled all stock

We went down a few management area trails fairly quick and they complimented me on how easily they can see my through the dust compared to the other trucks. (That was my main intention after purchasing these)
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Digidiodes released light covers!
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Covers minus the green ones
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These should be cool when the flasher box for the pods come in
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makes me want to get these just to use and abuse on my rear bumper, then get new if ever needed at a fraction of the price lol but for hood mounts i still gotta go with WSI and their whelens...
 
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makes me want to get these just to use and abuse on my rear bumper, then get new if ever needed at a fraction of the price lol but for hood mounts i still gotta go with WSI and their whelens...

I promise you can't break these haha. I messed one up by hooking it straight to the battery to test it the first day I got them. 3/6 LEDs went out. But I tortured that damn like and couldn't break it. I threw it, hit it with a hammer, drug it behind my truck, everything. I just couldn't get the 3 other LEDs to go out...

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Additional pics I took tonight
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Amber. I was tall enough to reach up and take the pic to prevent the light from overloading the camera and got a descent shot.. These puppies are very very bright
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I promise you can't break these haha. I messed one up by hooking it straight to the battery to test it the first day I got them. 3/6 LEDs went out. But I tortured that damn like and couldn't break it. I threw it, hit it with a hammer, drug it behind my truck, everything. I just couldn't get the 3 other LEDs to go out...

What are you saying... are you saying that 3 of the 6 LEDs burned out because you connected them directly to the battery? You should be able to connect them directly to the battery w/o any fuse or relay. Volts are volts and current/amps flow based on the demand of the device. If 3 of the 6 LEDs burned out, it had nothing to do with the fact that you connected them directly to the battery... it was just a defective light.

Maybe, I'm confused, but I'm getting the idea that you're thinking that connecting them directly to the battery is a bad thing. For the protection of the device, you want to use a fuse and for ease of installation and running smaller gauge wires you want to use a relay, but these two components have nothing to do with limiting the power being sent to a properly functioning electrical component/light and are by no means "required."
 
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What are you saying... are you saying that 3 of the 6 LEDs burned out because you connected them directly to the battery? You should be able to connect them directly to the battery w/o any fuse or relay. Volts are volts and current/amps flow based on the demand of the device. If 3 of the 6 LEDs burned out, it had nothing to do with the fact that you connected them directly to the battery... it was just a defective light.

Maybe, I'm confused, but I'm getting the idea that you're thinking that connecting them directly to the battery is a bad thing. For the protection of the device, you want to use a fuse and for ease of installation and running smaller gauge wires you want to use a relay, but these two components have nothing to do with limiting the power being sent to a properly functioning electrical component/light and are by no means "required."

Oh I thought that's what did it. It happened right after I connected it to the battery the next time I turned it on. But their warranty program is very very good and quick and easy. A replacement came within 2 days! I would say save some money and pick these up! They are sick

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