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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chuck35" data-source="post: 1173047" data-attributes="member: 28846">First Impressions of the H4 LED's......WOW!As promised, tonight I aimed, rode and aimed some more. There is a well defined hot spot, and a lot of light gets out to it.There is good lighting to the sides as well so one can see rover darting toward the road.I rode in some dark well traveled areas and never got flashed by an oncoming cage.One fellow forgot to dim his but quickly hit his switch after a polite reminder.When I got out to less traveled areas I was able to play a bit. At 50 mph on low beam I was comfortable with the amount of light ahead and to the sides.My discomfort above that was due to my reaction time vs the amount of deer in the area as well as the road conditions.On High beam the well defined spots get much brighter and another beam casts ahead.There was light out about as far as these old eyes could tune it in.The LED mount is triangular with chips at the 10:00, 2:00, and 6:00 positions.The 2 upper chips are on at reduced power for low beam, and all 3 come on at full power for high beam.I think another 10% on low would be helpful and not blinding to oncoming traffic.I'm quite impressed with these and highly recommend them. There is an awesome amount of light, It isn't wildly scattered like some HID conversions.The reduced current draw alone is worth the price of admission.</blockquote>