The 2020 Sno8all presented by RPG Offroad

[frank d calabro]

Thanks guys great info . Although I am pretty well set up when it comes to lighting. I will review all other info )))

 

[Wfo]

I think Keith isn’t selling radios right now due to all the FCC changes.


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Oh wow!

 

[Chiefapple]

Oh wow!

Here is his post from Facebook.




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[Wfo]

Dam! Glad I got my radio from Keith a few months ago.

 

[Dr.Duct_Mossburg]

Really excited about this rally. I've been eyeing this up since the 18' run after I got my truck. Excited to get out and really test my setup and see what changes and improvements I'll want to make after the run.

 

[Muchmore]

Call me crazy but, are the rear ambers so important just so people can keep distance? Admittingly I've never been a part of organized offroading so this may be something very common I just know about.

 

[Wfo]

Call me crazy but, are the rear ambers so important just so people can keep distance? Admittingly I've never been a part of organized offroading so this may be something very common I just know about.[/QUOTE
Amber is the only light that cuts through snow and dust, it’s so you can see the person in front and be aware if they slow or stop.

 

[Muchmore]

I thought for sure that was WAY way too obvious to make sense!

 

[Chiefapple]

Once you see them in heavy dust or snow, you’ll understand. Especially at night. The higher on the truck the better they are also!


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[Big Blue]

Once you see them in heavy dust or snow, you’ll understand. Especially at night. The higher on the truck the better they are also!


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Agreed. Amber is perfect for snow, white light just reflects back at you and is worthless. As far as the importance of rear facing ambers, there have been some Snoballs where the white-out/visibility is so poor...all I could see in front of me was the ambers of the truck ahead of me.