How visible would they be on a sunny day?
75032
These would work just fine on a sunny day, as visible as any other light I would think. I think best use of these would be as a backup to a proper set of lights but if you only use your bike occasionally I think they would work just fine as well.
75033
At dusk and dawn they are extremely visible especially in strobe mode but during the day ,Why would you need them ?
75034
There are 3 modes: On, Fast Pulse, and Slow Pulse, and I think both of the pulsing modes would be quite visible even in bright light
1076712
Hi.My son has it on his bike and he said that they are somewhat visible at close range in daylight, but not noticeable from a distance. They are awesome in the dark. Hopefully this helps!
876971
In normal day light it still looks pretty good. Although it is a little difficult to see in direct sun light, but that doesn't happen often.
231057
I have them and they are fairly visible... if u wqnt them to b as brighat as possible.... put them as level with peoples eyes... if that makes sence....
1331035
They will shade the area completely. They are somewhat transparent where you see shadows.
1849937
They are pretty dark. If outside on a sunny day, what I got them for, great. I have the clears for inside.
1997285
They will survive the winter weather ok, however, due to the short, cloudy days they will only light up 2-3 hours each night. When the sun is out many more hours per day during the summer, they will light up 6-9 hours each night.
2063643
I lined them up to a sun-lit window. You might also consider a floor lamp, ceiling light, or battery-operated touch light. Maybe a ball.
1496004
They would be just a pair of sunglasses in yellow. Not impressed in daytime either. I should have bought the ones advertised on tv. Maybe they work better, but I doubt it.
1869125
i think it would be fine, theyre not are not too hot and and depending on the temperature require of the reptile or amphibian you can always double or triple up, i have a set up where during the day i run 3 of them with a UVB bulb to get the correct temperature and sunlight vitamins and at night i just turn the UVB and and one sunglo off and they give off a soft enough light to use asa night time setting and a nighttime temp without dropping too low
875026
The screen is bright but in direct sunlight on a very sunny day it will be hard to see. To solve that problem you can purchase a Hoodmam to place over the screen the screen so it can be viewed.
66836
Yes. You can see that they are on during the daytime, but you hardly even notice
1415991
Loaded question... Bright day only about 10-20 yrds... Outdoors at dusk, heavy cloud cover, dark ... YES
1446629
At least 4-5 hours, but it actually depends on the sunlight they get during the day. On a stormy day with little sun only gives a couple hours light. I've never checked on them in the wee hours to see if they are still lit. Hope this is helpful.
1323485
They are. I have mine outside and they do fine. Not very bright as the moment though, but I'm in Oregon where it gets dark so early. They were a bit brighter when I first got them, earlier in the year, and I expect them to do very well this summer.
2186529
yes they are bright enough to see in daylight for sure. I bought mine with the purpose of mounting to my Ducati Monster but the were more of a flood than a spot beam and too bright as headlights for night. I ended up using them as back-up lights mounted under my H3T truck.
407629
Depends how "strong" the sunlight . . . . I have used mine with direct sun on the LCD and it is clearly visible by adjusting the LCD brightness to +5 (use Q menu button then icon on bottom right for screen brightness, adjustable -5 to +5). Having said that I am not sure that would still be the case under mid-day lighting close to the Equator, I was shooting in the UK early morning in May.