If I gorilla glued these to the bottom of a searchlight would the magnets be strong enough to hold the light to my car at highway speeds?
1030509
depends how big/how much wind resistance the search light is/has. if you used all 6 and it was fist sized, you would probably be fine
817723
Not very. I purchased these to hold a dry erase board to the fridge. These were not strong enough to do the job (even using all of them to cover the back of the board).
28024
Ehhh, not really because they aren't bright enough, it's the light pattern. These work fantastic for backup lights or work lights. For fog lights you want the beam to cut tight under the fog BUT these would work great to illuminate the sides of the road...be sure and get 30 degree beams to get as much light out in front of you.
653102
These clamps are for stage lighting. They will not work for vehicle applications.
2116879
Don't think they would be strong enough, but they should be the standard 1/4" size that the battery impact drivers use.
442596
They hold up the lights but you need to make sure that no one is running around them. They can be a little top heavy. For the price- they work fine!
1828671
They should be fine. I used them to mount rigid flood lights and there was no trouble.
1470176
Yes, I bought these specifically to use with my speedlites. They work well and are quite sturdy. They hold up my 10" x 36" gridded strip lights with speedlites with no issues.
951975
i would think so. they are pretty bright. my application is in doors though.
2241931
They work pretty good and probably fine for something like that. You would need a few of them though. I might suggest the high intensity bullet led lights which i put on my boat instead. A bit pricier, but you could put one in the bottom and it would do the trick.
657268
Definitively! They are pretty strong. Ideally you'd want another light from the top, but for a no budget film these are actually very fancy ;-) I use them to shoot against green screen and they work great! They're just a bit clumsy, so make sure you set them up well and be careful if you need to move them. For the price you really can't do better.
1893251
Greetings Ed, I'm sure this mag switch will be able to work as long as you have the clearance space to mount them close enough together to activate the magnet. I have mine connected to a cabinet door that activates the light to go on. It's wired inline through a 12 volt transformer which then powers a LED light strip. Good Luck with your project.
72277
I think you would be ok they are pretty strong it just depends on your racks on your vehicle best to check with car manufacturer
689354
I would say no. I don't think they would hold up between the heat from the headlights and weather. They'd work if you were doing something inside your car...
1655240
I believe they would. I am useing them for lights on my pier. They seem to be real durable.
250170
Yes, they will. I bought the magnets for a similar project and they work well.
1993116
If you use a heavy duty epoxy it should be strong enough to hold them. And no more the one these little buggers are strong