Alligator clips to the light's wires. The clips just bit into the screws on the car's OEM light. As for it being brighter than the car's stock light. HUGE difference between the two. Even my folks liked this light.
That's what I just said. The clips are holding it up there. It's temporary until Jace can get some duct tape to tape it up there. (I think it's highly likely he will use duct tape. ) I would bolt it down if I had it in my car.
I would like to install a CCFL / inverter kit in my car's glovebox so I can see inside at night LOL. I have a few of those kits from old scanners and I don't use them anyway xD
OH FELIPE!!!!!!!! I WILL REMEMBER THAT INSULT! TRUST ME I WILL REMEMBER THAT!!!! AND I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE
And CrazyLamp (what's your name if you want me to call you by your first name) great idea.....why didn't I think of that!!! Hey I could use a magnet too......the car body is metallic so it may work!
Yeah right. Insult me without expecting something in return? Sure that will happen. It will be the day I stop being interested in lighting and cameras.
How did you mount the light up there in the first place?
I would like to install a CCFL / inverter kit in my car's glovebox so I can see inside at night LOL. I have a few of those kits from old scanners and I don't use them anyway xD
And CrazyLamp (what's your name if you want me to call you by your first name) great idea.....why didn't I think of that!!! Hey I could use a magnet too......the car body is metallic so it may work!
Oh, the "insult" is for calling me a weirdo. An eye for an eye. An arm for an arm.
Yeah I could use hard drive magnets I have em! Rare earth magnets I believe.......
Felipe...TWO WRONGS DON'T MAKE A RIGHT! THEY MAKE A LEFT! so perhaps next time I drive to yer house...I shall make a left turn.......
But no worries
You can use a voltage elevator from 12V to few KV, with a 20w output, and operate the tube as a cold cathode tube.