You bet! I'd be glad to, if Al J returns my call? I called them two Fridays ago and no return. Possibly they are very busy. Money to burn, why its burning so bad its turning into hot glow sticks! I looked seriously at the Delta Skybar. But, it being the only video I could locate, demonstrated all six lights concentrated into a large circle beam pattern approximately 30 to 50 feet to the front of the vehicle. It appeared an excessive amount of light in one area to the point of causing light blindness, even in the poorly diminished video. It could be very possible the individual whom performed the installation did not adjust each light accordingly. My thoughts of putting my ham radio antenna in the middle of the Skybar would remedy my antenna location blues.
I have found researching the so many choices of lights on the market today, very few offer the consumer a demonstration of product comparisons-the many lines they offer, thus far, the best demonstration I have seen, is the corporate Hella site. Hellas' HD page allows its viewers to click on each light model according to terrain and road conditions, damned effective in my opinion.
As I do not travel off-road at night all that much, I am mainly interested in quality versus quantity. in past years I have purchased off-road lights that caused so much light blindness after installation, within the year of using them, I found myself uninstalling them with a rather large collection taking up space out yonder in the barn. Probably my second worst purchases over the years, were handgun holsters. I guess we all have our vices.
The minimalist...
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