View Poll Results: LI Power Button

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  • Led UP

    14 87.50%
  • Led Down

    2 12.50%
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  1. #1
    Power User
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    Default LI power button poll

    Should the light be up or down?

  2. #2
    Good Citizen
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    Up is ON (LED on top) and down is OFF.

  3. #3
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    Well my switch is mounted upside down and I can't see the LED at all. Of course the system is integrated with my radio so it pauses it so I can hear all laser alerts. But I agree with gadgetman, LED up.
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    up

  5. #5
    Lead Foot
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    Mine is diagonal as I ma just using tape as I have not had time to install it so i didn't vote.

  6. #6
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    I have mine LED-up - but this is a personal-preference issue, as well as depends heavily on your setup.

    In my vehicle, where I chose to mount the switch, for example, it's "self-braced" when I toggle my buttons there "downward." This allows me to quickly and "mindlessly" "button-mash," when a tactical disengagement situation arises.

    There's really no right or wrong here - it's just what works best for you, in your particular situation.

  7. #7
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    I don't know with you guys buthe LI has a lighted LED indicator when it is on whether it's up or down. So it really does not matter and it's just a personal preference depending on where you mount the switch.

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    Typically, well at least here on earth anyway, flipping/pressing/sliding/turning a swith up or to the right is power on or more power. Down or to the left would be opposite. Right now, with my switch mounted upside down and out of site, I flip it towards me. So in essence, I am still flipping it up. True, with the Led indicator, it doesn't really matter, but up and to the right are the norm.
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  9. #9
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    IMO depends on the angle of the panel

  10. #10
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    ^ That's in-part why I placed mine the way I did.

    Honestly if the panel/hinge had been placed the other way around, I'd have had to reverse my setup.

 

 

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