Lens Comparison - Baja Designs Squadron Sport
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2020
- This is a comparison of the Spot, Combo, and Wide Cornering lens patterns on the Baja Designs Squadron Sport family of lights. All video was shot on a Samsung Galaxy Note 8, and auto focus/color correction was left ON.
The first set of trees to the left is approximately 80 feet away, and the furthest trees that are lit by the spot pattern are approximately 200 feet away.
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Seriously...all the searching I've done and I finally found the ONE video that actually gives the information I'm looking for. Thanks man.
Glad it was helpful! I have a bunch more coming (shameless plug but you should Subscribe), but just have to get the finishing touches on a website I am building completed! This was one of those things that I always didn't have enough information on myself so I figured I had better get it out there for everyone!
Good grief... THANK YOU!!! I've been going back and forth for days trying to figure out exactly what you showed in this video! I'm really surprised there aren't more straight forward videos like this showing actual real world performance differences instead of someone just standing behind a table talking about it.
We’ve got a bunch more of these types of videos planned so we’re glad to hear that it helped you out!
This is probably the only video of its kind bro. Ill show my friends this video so they see the difference in real life.
Woo thanks man! Appreciate the support!
And why doesn't Baja have this on their site? Thanks for doin this!
Can't be sure why it's not out there already, but I am happy that I could help! A sub here would be appreciated, and you can look forward to seeing more comparisons like this!
You freaking ROCK! Thank you for this! Saved me hours of searching and I hope you hit 10 million views!
I’m glad it helped! Appreciate the support!
Straight to the point. No BS. Love it.
We're finally getting back to making videos, and I don't expect us to venture too far away from direct info. Glad it helped!
Thank you! I have the driving combo and want to get a set of spots to go with them. This was very useful
Glad it helped! If you haven’t picked them up yet let us know and we can help get them in your hands!
I have to agree to others I wanted to get one for my bike and i was not understanding the difference at all.. Thanks for the video really helped.
Of course! Glad I could help
SUPER helpful! Thank you. Am looking for a set of these to mount to my Yamaha Niken GT. Close up lighting is horrible and I'm literally turning into the dark with stock lights on this bike.
First of all I didn't even know that the Niken GT was a thing and I just gotta say VERY COOL. I could certainly help out with that! I have most of these lights in stock, and I know of some collar mounts and such that may just work for your application if mounting is a concern as well. If you want to send me some photos, and additional info to info@hotshotoffroad.com I could probably help you out. Or if you have other questions you can certainly ask them here as well.
I know they make these in flush mount and there are similar to these available for the Can-am 450-570 Outlander in a precut round steel piece to mount it as a headlight. I have always wondered since its not clear if there is a high low on them. For that reason I've never bought any. To the big question. Are you able to just turn on the bottom two flood bulbs, just the top two spot, and both together? If that be the case these are what Ive been looking for! Thanks for the video.
There's unfortunately no way to turn on the top and bottom sections of a squadron independently.
@@hotshotoffroad Thanks for letting me know! I figured as much, but really wanted these. Oh well.
I’m thinking of using the combo pattern for A-pillar lights on my Jeep as apposed to wide cornering. I want to see the sides of the trail and wildlife in the distance. But I don’t want a lot of hood reflection. They will be pointed slightly to the sides. Thoughts?
You’ll still get a bit of hood splash either way, but our favorite jack-of-all-trades A-Pillar light is the squadron in a combo pattern so I think it’s a good call. As an aside, we do have these on sale here starting tomorrow so you could pick them up at a discount to boot!
@@hotshotoffroad Thanks, I'll check out your website.
@@hotshotoffroad Just purchased the Pros. Thanks again
Awesome! Thank you for your support!
if you could go with 1 type only would you go with combo or wide? Can't decide between them for my TJ
Where will you be mounting them? Up high or down low? Any other lights already on the rig? If there’s no other info available I say that the combo is the better all-arounder for sure.
@@hotshotoffroad mounted on the bumper of a jeep tj. No other lights apart from the jeeps headlights
Ah! Definitely go with the combo pattern then
this is just a single light pod? how high off the ground were they?
This was a single pod located approx 4ft off of the ground.
What lumens are the light I no some can be 1 2 3 or 4000 lumens per lights
A single squadron sport products 3,150 raw lumens. Raw lumen numbers can be deceiving because optics, and proper power usage are important to see how a light will actually perform. That said, the BD stuff actually use their light pretty well.
Great video. Can you do a lens comparison video for the diode dynamics SS3?
I absolutely can. That's on the short list actually! I would say plan on that one to be out by the end of the month. There's something coming that will be worth waiting for :)
Is this just one light or are they pairs?
For this comparison this was a single light. Please note that there was no camera locking for this video so you'll see a little bit of fluctuation as the camera tries to adjust. You still get to see the differences in pattern though!
Is this one squadron sport or 2 of them?
Single