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Long spots like you described are easy. 5/10ths or less are hardest for me. Looking at my last amber, the other car goes past the tree on the other side. Hard to miss that. I have had guys tell me you could set a bomb off and they wouldn't know if. I've seen enough lousy lights from them in those conditions, I'm not buying that. :-)
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My actions or reactions start with the first bulb..... red alert.... second bulb... accellerator wide open..... third bulb.... release the clutch. And I always count them in my head as they come down so I am locked on the tree from the first bulb. My opponent could blow up, catch on fire and go up in smoke and I wouldn't know it untill I was in high gear.
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