Stop Alert WigWagger Alternating Electronic Incandescent Review

what can I say but another great WigWagger product. Use car warning lights with model 72 wiring and it works great with stronger lighting.

Very easy installation, works great. There are no problems connecting to the factory system. The factory lights will dominate the flashing ones, so there will be no conflict between them.

50% faster 250 flashes per minute compared to the usual 150 flashes per minute sorry the picture isn't the best but here's how I hook it up to my car, it also gives a short video sorry the video is dark

I've been looking for an installer for a month so my warranty period has ended. Only one light blinked, the other didn't. The seller refused to return my money but offered to send me another one. I don't want any more junk!

Judging by the photo on Revain I was expecting the wig to be larger but big things come in small packages. Easy to install and works great. I put it on high beam and it still works fine when not activated.

Installed this device to flash two sets of led strips, didn't take a month just a couple of weeks. The wands are on a loader at a recycling plant so I'm not sure if it's eco friendly or maybe too much power or the WigWagger is optimized for 12vdc and the 24vdc system is too much for that. Either way, he's dead.

UPDATE: The original instructions accompanying this turn signal are semi complete so customers are wondering how to connect this unit: The attachments contain a wiring diagram and full instructions on how to connect this turn signal to any of your headlights or LED To shine. I hope this information helps others understand how to properly connect the Dale/Revain client.

I ordered 2 wires that connect to my LED headlights and a small lightbar/backup light. Not installed yet. But I tested them on the stand. The variable strobe pattern is just right and they are metal. They appear to be of high quality. I love that they run on 12/24v as I use them as emergency lights on my 24v army truck. I want one of these to do 20 amps for the off road guys for the light bars.

I bought this for my high beam headlights and built in off road bumper lights. I've set them to display as an X (driver up/passenger down, passenger up/driver down) and it looks amazing. I have all the LED headlights, not sure if the halogens are flashing properly and it's probably harmful to them. Both of my high beams are on the same circuit so I had to use single throw diodes. This is very simple, just put a diode in the positive wire of whatever lamp you are using and then add a wigwag…