Nighttime Driving: What Lighting Intensity do You Use for Your Instrument Panel?
11-19-2004, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by 98EXL
headlights on 24/7
daytime = retina burner
nighttime = as low as it can go
it would be nice to adjust it, so when it's dark out, you can set it low, light out, full blast
daytime = retina burner
nighttime = as low as it can go
it would be nice to adjust it, so when it's dark out, you can set it low, light out, full blast
11-19-2004, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by majormojo
About the same as you:
City - one notch below "retina-scorching".
Hwy - down @ about 3 bars or so.
City - one notch below "retina-scorching".
Hwy - down @ about 3 bars or so.
haha i love it retina-scortching
heh, yeah i like my night down one notch, so i can keep an eye on whats going on. my uncle likes to keep it on full blast. its a pain to drive cuz my eyes wont adjust, espeically driving out where theres no street lights at time. plus i like the fact that the whole cabin and my face isnt lit up when i drive.
11-20-2004, 01:46 AM
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nighttime - i lower the lighting to the dimmest illumination, with nav switched off.. sometimes i even turn off the clock lighting... it just puts less strain on the eyes...
11-22-2004, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by majormojo
It already does that, except that it determines light/dark based on whether you have your headlights on. It remembers two dimmer settings - one for headlights on, one for headlights off. You may not have noticed this feature since you have headlights on all the time.
yeah, I noticed that a little bit, but it would be nice if it was based on light/dark not headlights on/off
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