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Welcome!

Lots of expensive high end items in this thread. I think I may even actually be able to afford the lights. :jester:

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Any word on whether they're going single or double row on these in the larger sizes? I'm going to guess these are the same optics as in the Dually D2?

I'm guessing that's six inches long (based on D2s being 2")....so I'm thinking 10k lumens fro a 20" and 20k for a 40" SINGLE ROW....wow!
 

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Yes, same optics as in D2 and yes they will be offered in the 20'' and 40''. I have been looking at the Duallys long and hard, another member mentioned they were developing a new series/light so I just called them last week. I spoke with a fellow in research and development and he said the packaging in the 40'', for example, will be about half the height of the current 40'' bar. He wasn't sure on output at this time as the lights are still in development and it seemed implied it wouldn't be a huge difference.
 
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That slim light was designed for motorcycle and atv use, they mount them between handlebars, that's why it's so small.

The good part, it work on anything with 12V and I think it would make a great backup light, being so slim. Maybe even a smaller unit inside the bed (under bed cover)

Also, it would work better behind the grill vs. current double stack ones, because of the grill design. With old design you lost about 10-15% of light output, with this one it would be more like 5%.
 
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