Blazer C48AW Amber Strobe Light Review

Although the product description mixed correct and incorrect photos, everything was fine in the box. If you want to know what you are buying, look at the picture on the yellow truck and the video. This is correct (see my markup listing image). So, for review, I bought a block to install on my ATV's parcel shelf when I'm clearing snow on the road at night. So almost perfect for the application. It's inexpensive but looks like a quality product, the blinking amber LED is clearly visible for my…

Because WI requires a blinking amber light when we mounted a plow to a UTV, my search at Revain led to a teardrop and blazer design. I chose Blazer based on the reviews. For the price it was just what I needed. The UTV I have is a Kawasaki Mule 610 and it doesn't have a flat metal surface on top so the magnets don't grab the roll bar as much as they would on a flat surface. I have a cab on my mule and this prevented me from attaching a leash to the lantern. I figured the magnets, which were…

Loved at first and seemed functional, on/off switch is a plus although the light is not as bright as I would like. It really should be brighter for daytime use. And the cable should be longer. There is a hard segment between the cigarette lighter and where it is applied to the roof. But I liked the first one, the price was right, so I bought the second and third so I can have one in every car. Firstly, if you get stuck somewhere and in winter when you have to park on the side of the road while…

This flashing light is cheaper than the others, so don't expect to get something incredibly cool. Although for what it is, it's good. cord at a decent distance. The push button on/off switch on the plug adapter is a nice feature for those who use it frequently and leave it plugged into an outlet. Unfortunately, the flash can only be effectively seen at a distance of 5 to 10 feet during the day, and beyond that it is difficult to see. However, it is clearly visible at night and serves its…