Don Y wrote in alt.home.repair:

On 11/28/2015 5:42 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
On 11/27/2015 9:29 PM, Don Y wrote:
On 11/27/2015 7:00 PM, Tony Hwang wrote:
LEDs are not matured yet. I have a reservation on LED head
lights/tail lights
on new cars. They're like LCD display, narrow view of angle.

That's why you put optics in front of them!

We've been very pleased with the LED headlights on our vehicle
(haven't ever been behind it to comment on tail lights).
Oncoming vehicles frequently flash their "brights" suggesting
they think we have ours on (but we don't).

Turn signals illuminate the overhead signs ("next exit 2 miles").

Time will tell how they fare with our heat...

Sounds like you should tilt those headlights
down a bit, so you don't keep (knowingly)
blinding other drivers. That's quite
inconsiderate to keep blinding other drivers
after being asked many times, and knowing that
you've been asked many times, to dim the brights.

Tell the factory that! Car rides up higher than a
regular car -- should all truck drivers deliberately
point their lights at the ground (instead of "aiming"
them as required?)

Should folks not be allowed to use halogen and HID lights
because they're brighter??

There is an angle higher cars ned to use to not blind others. It is
the law. Higher car does not matter.

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