Your going to buy the cheapest shit items available.... lol, quality isn’t important eh?
From CA's vehicle code section I posted... Any stoplamp or supplemental stoplamp required or permitted by Section 24603 may be equipped so as to flash not more than four times within the first four seconds after actuation by application of the brakes.
It allows brake lights to flash no more than 4x within the first 4s of activation, so unless there's an internal gate switch with a timer that only allows the LED light to flash 4x within the first 4s of activation, such a light would be illegal and drivers will be pulled over for mimicking an emergency vehicle
You're right. Generally speaking, if it's not in the law, the law cannot be used to disallow something, as in order for something to be illegal, it must be contained within a law or city ordinance.
No one person should be believed when it comes to laws, as all should fact check for themselves what the law actually says, and when clarification is needed, one should reach out to the proper governmental agency for clarification.
Lots of forum members have used TypeR LEDs and are satisfied but they’re most likely repackaged bulbs anyone can buy off Amazon. Look at the packaging it’s literally bulbs in an anti static bag with an Avery label. They work yes but there’s no R&D behind it like a Philip bulb.
Might I suggest fact checking your [factually inaccurate] assertions.
That's specifically what I'm looking for, which is what TypeRLED mentioned they would be producing. I would immediately bow out if it was a consistent flash, because that is obviously in the territory of 'emergency vehicle' flashing lights land.
Agreed. I plan on asking around to see if it's explicitly disallowed (possibly in the emergency vehicle section), or how to request that it is put into the vehicle codes. There's SO many new vehicles with flashing 3rd brake lights here in Seattle (pulse 2-4 times) that I'm sure there's got to be some discussion on it.
The turn signal bulbs on the website look identical to those on Amazon...
Simply because an object appears the same as another does not mean it is... something you're quite familiar with (cars, PCs, halogen bulbs, etc.) As I've stated repeatedly, the PCB and it's components are not the same.
exactly! @TypeRLEDs bulbs are NOT at all the same nor are they repackaged whatsoever.
We are looking into accessing the third brake and what is required. But surely this will be on the list of our next product. Because it'll definitely be nice to have the whole rear flashing in sync.
