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| Driving the highway with your high-beam headlights can really increase your visibility, but can be a blinding hazard for other drivers. This simple circuit can be wired into your headlight switch to provide automatic switching between high and low beam headlights when there is oncoming traffic. It does this by sensing the lights of that traffic. In this way, you can drive safely with your high-beams on without blinding other drivers. |
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| hi frnd! this is really a great job............... but i have few problems as i want to design it on a PCB. so if possible can u get me the PCB layout of this circuit. also a explanatory description of this whole circuit. also how it works and where it should be attached in the vehichle........ i will be very thankful to u............ | ||
| Hey man this circuit is jus great. Particularly in India such circuits need to be implemented in the vehicles at the time of manufacturing itself because many of the people don't even understand the risk of driving with high-beam even when not neccesary. Good work man. | ||
| Why did omit the back emf diode from the relay coil? | ||
| hi bro good 1 i'm facing big problem while driving at night as u know the problem with HeroHonda CBZ* it's headlight power is very low I din't get what is k1& kt please sent me this circuit in detail thanks garv | ||
| this circuit is of great use to the persons who drive but even don't know about flash on road as it is imp. tool of driver to drive properlly and to persons do not know about high and low beam usage which is great cause ofaccident in night | ||
| Guten tag.I am germany student, I like your circuit yes, if you email please me information how it work. i do this for school and i like cars, sexytime please danke kiss kiss | ||
| i really like this project ... could i know about the detail descriptions of the circuit and the cost of this project???????? thank uuuuuu... | ||
| Yooo dis is well elpful i is gunna use it az me projec if youse can gis some more info like i wud much appreciate it aite. much loves. keep it reals Zebby xxooxx | ||
| aaaaaaaaaaaaaye mate! kin waaaaaaaa this project is mint like it'd be reeet sound if ya could let me knows about some more info like i iz doing it for me project its sound! cannie wait kid hit me back inabit mert(Y) | ||
| can u tell the minimum budget for this project | ||
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