did he pass? or just stop uploading

@@jaydenneal-holder2089 looks like he just stopped uploading. I sent him a message on insta once and it shows he was last on earlier this week.

@@jaydenneal-holder2089 I don’t know but James was outstanding. Always found the very best bulbs. I think he’s still alive just busy with things.

I had an 06 Mazda 6.... H1 for low beam and high beam... Super awesome, but yeah pretty difficult.

That's good to know.

Yes! I know it, because my last car before I have before LED has got xenon.

I compare it to others in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brN4l8eJ2tGtZWQ.html I only have the Mini H1 test projector I made for that video right now. I need to get more housings to perform the same "reflector/projector" measurements.

It's not "long range" but this gives you a better comparison against other bulbs at a distance. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brN4l8eJ2tGtZWQ.html

I'll put it on my list. I just need a bigger budget. I have a few other recommendations to get to first, but as soon as I get more funds, I'll try to review those.

I've been running a set of Light Moses H7 low beam and ToAuto H7 high beam bulbs in my car for a long time now and I haven't had any issues with those. Brightness, beam pattern and cooling all seem to be on point.

The S&D/ToAuto/LightMoses 8-sided bulbs are my favorite recommendation for anyone with separate low and high beam bulbs. They are fantastic in both projector and reflector housings. I liked the CarRover H1. I think I froze it in a block of ice and it still worked. Guess the fans aren't as durable as I thought.

ToAuto offers more bulb types and are really available on Amazon, so that's my "go to" choice.

The LED will be at full brightness instantly. The HID takes a minute to stabilize. The LED uses less power and does not get as hot. Check out this video for a direct comparison of the two types: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brN4l8eJ2tGtZWQ.html

In these situations lux and lumen are pretty interchangeable. These are still my favorite H1 LED bulbs.

They should be basically the same thing, but the ToAuto is easier to find on Amazon. I'll be ordering a set from there for a future project.

I don't remember if I mentioned it in the video, but most H1 housings have a second wire that is connected to base/hole where you install the bulb. You need to use that wire as your second one of you want to run "dual prong" bulbs like these.

@@Jamesthelightguy Ok, thank you 🤜🏻🤛🏻

They are the best LEDs (in my opinion) I do an evaluation in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brN4l8eJ2tGtZWQ.html With compassion to 55w HID

It sounds like your vehicle has a 12v electrical system. The 24v bulbs wouldn't work properly without modifying your entire electrical system (alternator, battery, engine control module, ignition, radio, body control module, window motors, everything, etc) to 24v. So in short it doesn't make sense to consider the 24v bulbs unless the vehicle already has a 24v electrical system.

@@Jamesthelightguy Thank you so much for your Expertise ! You saved me from damaging my ford fiesta :D Because i was about to try it out xD My thought Further more are Maybe the fuse for the headlights will be the first Part in the whole System to burn imidiately My thoughts were if i use this 24v bulb it will deliver more light output and last much longer because it is Made more heavy duty for Trucks, more Vibration resistant So this would be the thing everybody is looking for with good old halogen Technology But that is nonsense because it will never light up in this 12v System

Inside the headlight assembly there is a second wire that connects to the metal bulb holder. You will have to find that wire and use it as well.

I compare it with a Xentec "55w" HID in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brN4l8eJ2tGtZWQ.html

@@Jamesthelightguy I just saw the video. So it's a bit less powerful than a 55w HID but it's more powerful than a 35w HID. Very good product

The benefits of instant full brightness and lower operating temperatures make it a solid recommendation from me.

The issue could be the loss of the reflective l lining in the headlamp assembly. Is always a concern when I hear bulbs running hot. It may just need to be cleaned, but it could also have been destroyed and the only way to fix that is to replace the assembly.

@@Jamesthelightguy its melting through the clear plastic they were sealed and look very clean hoping the cooler led will stop this

I believe it may be due to build up or corrosion on pigtail

There's no harm in cleaning it up and using a little dielectric grease to prevent future corrosion. It's at least worth a shot.

Really? Wow, they worked amazing in mine.

They sell them on Amazon under a different name. I will update the link in the description.

AliExpress I got 3 h11 360 shipped to me

Those Led Headlight bulbs are a waste of time these Led should never been Bloody made & I'm going Exactly Explain Why these Led Headlight Chips do not Line up Exactly Perfectly with the Halogen Bulb Filaments as the 1s I have H4 Led Headlight Chips Line up Exactly Perfectly with the Halogen Bulb Filaments even on High Beam & Low beam & the H4 Led Headlight bulbs are 200 Watt 6500K 20000 Lunmens & have very fantastic Bright White Lights & will beat the Halogen bulbs Hands Down & the Halogen Headlight Bulbs I Had were 100/90s watts & so my H4 Led Headlight Bulbs will also Blow HIDS Headlight Bulbs away hands down as well you must look into getting the right Led Headlight Bulbs & Led Chips That Line up Exactly Perfectly with the Halogen Bulb Filaments if you don't your Led Headlight Bulb Beams of light will go right out of whack & have Beams going all over places which would be good foř other Drivers on the road or roads & could cause motor accidents on other drivers & my H4 Headlight Bulbs Chips are sitting Exactly 3 0clock & 9 0clock & that's the reason why that I've got way good Lighting on My 1996 Toyota Hilux Surf they are really amazing H4 Led Headlight Bulbs & when I my Led Headlights on High Beam wow they are Very Very Bright White Light & throw the Light at great distance & my Led H4 Headlights on Low Beam will not Dazzle other Drivers on the Road or Roads Kind Regards Peter

Yeah, I didn't have space at the time. I'm another video I compare a few different H1 bulbs on my garage door and the beam pattern looks much better.

I use IT in my motorcycle and also in my car for more than 1 year. Both work very well, I'll never miss the halogenbulps!

Why do you say that?

Do you have suggestions for how I can improve my content?

@@Jamesthelightguy i think he meant about the led bulb,not your video, because for me your videos are fine, its informational its helpful, just keep it up!