Advice on chase Light format/output style for Baja Designs S2?

[Killer]

Hi all,
Question for the collective;
Which format or output style should I use for a Baja Designs S2 light going into the xtrusion overland rack mount for use as a chase light?

Im thinking Spot but would another work better?

Wide/Conering?
Work/Scene?
Driving/Combo?

TIA

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[Bandit’s Lair]

Chase light is just used as a marker light for those behind you to see you in dust. You probably already knew that but with that in mind. You really don’t want to blind the person behind you or send them into convulsions from the strobes so I’d go with something dispersed and not so high powered. Also this is good for an area light when at camp so a spot or driving type light may be a bit overbearing for that.

 

[Fpolanco]

Completely agree with @Bandit’s Lair. You don't want something overpowering to blind the people following you or the people at camp.

I have BD on my JT so I'm kind of partial to them. They have a few options for work/scene lights:

https://www.bajadesigns.com/help/li...y5WJsFjapvXVfCVw_tjXbDtfCiU8aIk0fKpJQ_rLVa8yv

Not sure if any other brands offer this but if you ever change your mind on the use for these lights (as in you want to swap to regular higher output pods), you can swap out the lens on the BD lights.

 

[Killer]

Thanks @Bandit’s Lair @Fpolanco ; Using them as additional work/scene lighting would be an additional benefit, and get the need not to "blind" the followers. (I expect to be in a few night runs soon-ish). thx

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