anionic1
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- First Name
- Michael
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- Apr 30, 2021
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- California
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- Cybertruck
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- Estimator
I can totally seeing the tesla engineers sitting in a room deciding where to put these spot bed lights and going should they go in the front, should they go in the back, on the sides etc. and someone going, well the best location for lighting is all locations so lets just put the light everywhere. so they put long strips along both sides.Back to the topic of the in-bed lighting, heh:
I use my truck for loading and unloading band gear for musical performances, so having good lighting at night is really helpful. I think this will be superior to my Ridgeline bed lighting, since the light is the length of the bed, rather than just two small fixtures in the sides of the bed. I'm wondering if there will be additional lighting in the in-bed trunk. The in-bed trunk lighting is a weakness on the Ridgeline, as it depends on the small lights on the side of the bed and if the lid isn't fully opened, it's dark in the in-bed trunk, because the light fixtures are above the lid. I'm often loading and unloading in the rain, so I often keep the bed tonneau cover closed to keep bed and gear dry, which prevents the in-bed trunk on the Ridgeline from opening fully to allow light inside.
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