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Bob Denman
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I think that maybe you should ask your dog... :shocked: :roflblack: :joke:
Cruzr Joe
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The have three settings, always on, always off, and the third setting is controlled by light and movement, they will come on at night when the bike is moving and will shut off when movement stops or when it is daylight. Three settings on the switch.
Hope this helps.
Joe
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Hope this helps.
Joe
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MarkLawson
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3 switch positions:
OFF
SHO - on all the time (for use when you're sho'ing the Spyder)
GLO - on only when rolling in the dark
Put the switch in GLO and they'll work the way you want without having to make any other changes. Note that they will come on in your garage if even when the garage lights are on. The light sensor seems to only recognize sunlight. Not to worry because when you stop, they'll only stay on for a minute or two. Both the light sensor and motion sensor must be activated to turn the lights on.
You're gonna love them!
OFF
SHO - on all the time (for use when you're sho'ing the Spyder)
GLO - on only when rolling in the dark
Put the switch in GLO and they'll work the way you want without having to make any other changes. Note that they will come on in your garage if even when the garage lights are on. The light sensor seems to only recognize sunlight. Not to worry because when you stop, they'll only stay on for a minute or two. Both the light sensor and motion sensor must be activated to turn the lights on.
You're gonna love them!
Bob Denman
New member
Mark,
Thanks for that clarification. I was wondering if, when I get them, I'd need to shut them off at nighttime so that my garage doesn't glow... :shocked:
Motion is the key! :thumbup:
Thanks for that clarification. I was wondering if, when I get them, I'd need to shut them off at nighttime so that my garage doesn't glow... :shocked:
Motion is the key! :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
What they said above. :thumbup:
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