FatBaldandWheeling
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Starting with mine:
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exsploroverland
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WestwallNF104A
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Near Green River a couple of nights ago
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FatBaldandWheeling
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Y'all have some amazing shots of your rigs.
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How have the Amber lights been working out for you?Near Green River a couple of nights ago
WestwallNF104A
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They work really well. I have standard on top, amber down low. The amber helps me pick out the low spots easier than the white light. I use the white light for long distance.
Between the two I have no problems at night. I am going to install some rock lights later this month though to help my spotter when we are running late. Those will likewise be amber to help with the dust.
