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Dano2

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nitroant Community Regular

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After waiting for about a month, I finally got things worked out with a the HSOList guy and got my shipment of Maxxima lights today. I had to wait for him to get them in, but now I have them and can't wait to get home and try it out. I saw that he put others back up on his HSOforum. He was a good guy to deal with and came through for me in the end. If your interested, look under the HSOList motoring section.

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JohnMickish Grand Master

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Mine shipped a couple days ago, hoping to get them by Friday grin.gif, but will probably be next week. I've always had good luck ordering from this type of seller. This is how I get all my cell phone car chargers and gps cables.

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fmc3,

"I ordered 3 24 LED aquarium/dome/utility lights for $36 including shipping and insurance. They are supposed to be waterproof, have connection leads, and come with a peel and stick backing or you can attach with two screws."

did you get these light off hsolist? i ordered some that sound exactly like what you describe. i ordered 4 of them. just wondering if you had gotten yours and how they worked.

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metrojoe Mentor

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I purchased 4 sets of those 6 foot First Ice lights at Gander a few weeks back and 3 are still going strong. I did have one bad string and will have to return it. But over all I've been satisfied. It's much easier than trying to deal with a lantern.

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fmc3 Newbie

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Yea, that's where I got them, I think Spectrumled was the seller. Mine shipped last Friday so they should be here soon. Going up to URL a week from Friday so I hope to have them set up by then. I wanted to order a few more but decided to see if they looked as good as they said they were.

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JohnMickish Grand Master

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Cyber, I got mine in the mail today and all I can say is WOW. Very high quality and BRIGHT! . I will be ordering two more, that way I can have one for each bike in the summer, as well as the shack in the winter. The think works killer as a flashlight too.

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EyzFishin Apprentice

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mnfishinguy, I was looking on hsolist and can't find a bike light with the same picture as the one shown here. Is it still listed?

Do you have a model # or anything off of yours?

I still think I would rather hard wire my lights to a rechargeable battery instead of 3AAA batteries, but this is a nice package and easy mounting too!

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cybermuskie Proficient

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MN, Glad to hear they are all you expected! I can't wait to get mine. I order 3 to start with. Where did you find out when yours got shipped? I looked all over my invoice but didn't see it. Also they haven't written me back. I ordered mine on the 27th.

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captkev Collaborator

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Help! I found the United Pacific
HSOforum
and the 15 LED 3" round lights, but I can't find a way to buy them. If someone can point me in the right direction to the cheapest place to buy them online that would be great!

Truckers Inn in Sauk Centre is where I get them.

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castmaster Mentor

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fmce,

yes thats the same seller i ordered from. please post when you get yours. thanks!!

on the 12v ac in the listing, i contacted the seller before purchasing and was told it is a misprint, they are 12v dc. (do they even have 12v ac?)

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fmc3 Newbie

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The lights came this morning and appear to be as advertised. I hooked one up to my vexilar battery and It worked. I thought it might be brighter but I just had it hooked up in my kitchen and it was light out so it was hard to tell. Had to get to work so didn't have a chance to try it in the dark. I probably won't be able to get them rigged up until next week.

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Ya mnfishinguy showed me that light yesterday, and I admit I was very skeptic when I read the hsolist listing. But this little light is very well built and looks to be very high quality. I was impressed. Unfortunatly I didn't get to see it in action at night, but it was (Contact US Regarding This Word) near blinding.

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gerty Enthusiast

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mnfishinguy - what was your total cost for one light with shipping. I see they are darn cheap to buy but the shipping is in GBP. Looks to be around $10 US. Is that correct?

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i just got my bike lights today and man are they bright.i like them so much im going to buy a few more. no wires or battery just clamp them to the poles in my otter and im set.

No battery...?...? Is it some kind of a shake light? Nuculer power? ...?

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