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Selective Incident Headlight Intensity Measurement
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[QUOTE="jim hardy, post: 5761371, member: 327872"] You would do the world a favor if you'd measure spectral content. HID and short wave LED make wavelengths known harmful to the eye yet automakers and aftermarket suppliers continue to pump out "El Blasto" equipment as advertisers brag about their ability to illuminate the countryside along both sides of the road."Xenon Headlamps - the weak man's imitation of strength". It's on account of them I wear sunglasses when driving at night. I've complained to my congressman, to Ford Motor company, and to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about the spectral content and preposterous intensity of modern headlamps. Anyhow, back on topic - a non reflective tube with receiver at one end should work for you. [/QUOTE]
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