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The Dickno 2 PCS Wind Powered Vehicle Lights feature 8 high-brightness LEDs powered solely by wind energy generated at speeds above 40 yards, eliminating the need for external power. Crafted from durable, waterproof plastic, these lights are designed for universal fitment across various vehicles and offer easy, wire-free installation with an adjustable bracket. Their turbine-inspired design not only enhances vehicle visibility for safer driving but also adds a futuristic aesthetic, making them a smart, eco-friendly upgrade for any ride.
| Brand | Dickno |
| Color | White |
| Form Factor | 8-blade turbines |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Vehicle Exterior |
| Auto Part Position | Front |
| Included Components | 2 PCS LED Wind Powered Vehicle Lights |
| Special Feature | Waterproof |
| Item Weight | 0.09 Kilograms |
| Material | Plastic |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Automotive Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Manufacturer | Dickno |
| Model | LED Wind Powered Vehicle Lights |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.76 x 3.07 x 0.98 inches |
| Item model number | LED Wind Powered Vehicle Lights |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Dickno-905LW |
| Special Features | Waterproof |
N**.
Do not buy
Do not buy it is a waste of money. I bought it and it doesn't even work I guess that's why it was so cheap.
E**D
Cool product!!!
I love it!Just another lighting accessory to add to my truck.
E**.
Kinda okay
Well the silver paint was the first to go. They will come on for a hot second with a straw ? Must work at street speeds?!??
K**Y
Didn't work
Crap don't work
R**E
Great thought
Installs in minutes and easy. Wind wheels work when there is a lot of wind. Great idea but not practical!
N**O
Dickno 2 PCS LED Wind Powered Vehicle Lights
These are cool! They work with just a little wind - I was blowing on them when I got them out of the package and they lit right up! They come with cleaning towelettes and the double sided sticky tape already on them, so it's very easy to install.Update: I had to come back and share this -So I put these little lights up on the inside of my grill, and also on the underside of my roof rack... Then I started to notice this weird vibration noise when I was driving so I took my car in to get it looked at cuz having a wheel bearing go bad is no fun and I've been through it before, and this new car has a warranty.... Anyways these tiny little fans can cause enough of a vibration that you can hear it inside the vehicle, and I told my mechanic he is welcome to laugh at me for this one... So if you put these over your head you're going to hear them, so don't freak out like I did!
L**O
I Wanted to Love Them, And I Do a Little, But Inconsistent Light Production
These self-powered wind generated LED lights are an amazing idea. When I got them , they were packaged well, but the construction is all plastic including the lens. Each has a tiny fan on it that is supposed to spin and power the lights to turn on.I tested first with an air blower and then compressed air and yes when they get up to speed, the light does shine bright. However, these only worked when I put the blower right next to them at the highest speed. The fan needs to spin extremely fast to build up enough charge to light up the LEDs. If placed on font of the vehicle you would need to be on the highway with no slowdown for level of speed needed to turn them fast enough. I wanted it to light up with a lot less power needed to make the fan spin, but it seems only very fast 55+ mph will get them glowing. As soon as the speed is slowed they will stop spinning and go dark within a couple seconds. Might be more fun for a drone or remote control plane, not for a car or truck. Two stars due to not being practical but still working under certain conditions.
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