Hi. Thanks for watching. This is George with Wicked Warnings here with
another beautiful 2017 to 2019 Ford F-350 Super Duty. This one happens to be
a 2019 and we're featuring our Auto Flasher
on the C-rings on the headlight, as well as the fog light, as well as the roof
lights, and the mirror lights. As you can see, you can easily achieve an X-pattern
with the white C-rings on the headlight, as well as the white fog lights in the
front. This does require two Auto Flasher modules, one for the C-rings and one for
the fog lights and it's funny, they're actually going fast enough that the
camera is kind of stuttering a little bit there. Off to the side here, you can
also see this truck features some of our Thin-X LIN series in amber-white. We've
got them mounted on the steps there in an alternating amber-white flash pattern.
We've also got them in the badges. We have those Thin-X LIN series around the
back as well. Here's a little better side shot of it with the fish-eye lens.
As we move around to the rear of the truck here, you can see we've also
installed one of our Auto Flasher modules on the cargo light wire. Now this
is a non-camera cargo light, so we are flashing the entire cargo light and our
newest version, we can provide you with the instructions that will also tie in
that tailgate handle light as well. As you can see, it's flashing not only the
cargo on the roof but also the small tailgate key light. We have our Auto
Flasher module on the reverse lights and underneath the gate, right on the factory
plate that normally on a Dually truck would get the three clearance lights,
we've mounted some Thin-X LIN as well underneath the tailgate. Being that we
used the Auto Flasher on the factory reverse, I wanted to bring those Thin-X
LIN into the center a little bit more. So we spread the light around and mimic
almost what's going on in the cargo up top as far as spacing. Now when I pull
back a little bit, you'll see what I mean. The lower lights under the gate are
about the same distance apart as the cargo lights. Just makes for a nice
symmetrical look. Same alternating amber-white, that's a quick double flash on the
Thin-X underneath the tailgate and it was a little slower triple flash on the
steps. Just personal choice, what I felt like setting that day. Here you can see a
little better view of the badges, as well as the steps and those under tailgate
lights and let me show you what the secondary switch- currently right now
we're running all this off of switch number six in the auxiliary and our
program switch number five. Switch number five provides a little bit of floodlight.
Now I intentionally left the cargo off this, so if he happens to have his
emergency lighting on and the flood lighting, he still has a little bit of
rear warning. So we left the cargo off the flood but we have flooded the
reverse, as well as the 8 Thin-X LIN series amber-white in the badges, the
steps, and under the gate. So we have a significant amount of usable light
around the truck. Let me show you what it looks like in a dark shop.
Now we're on flood mode and you can kind of see around the shop. If I fix the ISO,
it would help. Pardon me there. The ISO was a little dark on accident. Now we're
getting a little bit more accurate view here. See the door. Definitely a lot of
usable light. Much better than just the reverse lights.
Alrighty, now we're back to flashing and as you can see, this is a very nice little package we put together.
Make sure you check the link for all of these products in the description, as
always. Keep Wicked Warnings in mind for any of your construction and emergency
safety strobe lighting equipment needs. We will post all the information down in
the description of the video and these Auto Flasher modules are relatively new.
We're working out new uses and new ways to implement them every day. So if you're
a little bit confused, just drop an email in and we'll get you straightened out.
Again, thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings. Hope you enjoyed
this video of a 2019 Ford F-350 featuring our LIN series Thin-X, as well as
the Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher module, all ran off of the factory auxiliary
switches. Thanks again. We'll see you on the next video.