pleased with my new accessorie :)

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Originally Posted by Outlaw

Must admit had a flick through but couldn't decipher anything to do with spotlights... driving lights, fog lights, licence plate lights, little **** markers that trucks and hummers use to show how wide they are YES... but missed the bits for spotties... someone please let me know what they are called if you find it.

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From what I can figure they are just considered headlamps, section 7.3 of ADR 46. go figure. I went on to the Narva and Hella site and the part nos for their spot and drive lights seem to reference the ADR for headlamps.

http://www.narva.com.au/ARD_Listing.html

http://www.hella.com.au/pdf/3rd_ed_adr.pdf

Hope these links work:eek:

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Originally Posted by Outlaw

Must admit had a flick through but couldn't decipher anything to do with spotlights... driving lights, fog lights, licence plate lights, little **** markers that trucks and hummers use to show how wide they are YES... but missed the bits for spotties... someone please let me know what they are called if you find it.

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As I said earlier in this thread Qld. Transport refer to "spotlights, long range driving lights, etc. as "additional headlights".

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Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

As I said earlier in this thread Qld. Transport refer to "spotlights, long range driving lights, etc. as "additional headlights".

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Yeah yeah and you seriously expect me to remember what i read at the start of this thread... geez i'm male... can only do one thing at a time :p :D

You could wire them up so they only work in low range

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Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

As I said earlier in this thread Qld. Transport refer to "spotlights, long range driving lights, etc. as "additional headlights".

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How typically "Queensland" :angel:

They dont make someone walk in front of your 'horseless carriages' still do they???

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Originally Posted by tombraider

How typically "Queensland" :angel:

They dont make someone walk in front of your 'horseless carriages' still do they???

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No doubt "additional headlights" is the legal definition, & perhaps why Hella and Narva refer to ADR46 in their catalogues.

I can never get used to people referring to long range driving lights as spotlighs. When I was a young fellow, spotlights were the hand held gadgets used to illuminate street signs, house numbers, kangaroos, rabbits, etc.

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Originally Posted by dobbo

You could wire them up so they only work in low range

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funny you should mention that i was thinking that this morning

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Originally Posted by dullbird

funny you should mention that i was thinking that this morning

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Stirring the pot;)

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Originally Posted by Redback

Stirring the pot;)

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what do you mean??????

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Originally Posted by dullbird

funny you should mention that i was thinking that this morning

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Great minds think alight, you could say