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FS Rumbler System in a CV


 
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GPlus
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PostPosted: Fri 17-Oct-2008 12:29    Post subject: FS Rumbler System in a CV Reply with quote
These things are nuts...........had people from all over the area bitching at us when we fired it up..............a few times Smile









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Ocelot
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PostPosted: Sat 18-Oct-2008 12:51    Post subject: Reply with quote
Who in the LMD is using the rumbler? Judging by the other installs is it the rail cops?
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PostPosted: Sat 18-Oct-2008 12:57    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote
[quote:d62f5cd56e=\"Ocelot\"]Who in the LMD is using the rumbler? Judging by the other installs is it the rail cops?


One of the cities.
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apco25
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PostPosted: Sun 19-Oct-2008 19:19    Post subject: Reply with quote
What's up with that splice job?
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PostPosted: Sun 19-Oct-2008 22:37    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote
[quote:a3149f7f3c=\"apco25\"]What's up with that splice job?


Two rumblers, one amp in the trunk, why run four wires when you can run just two. Back to top    URL
cajunblitz
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PostPosted: Mon 20-Oct-2008 17:29    Post subject: Reply with quote
Very clean install. I see you pay attention to detail as do I. It appears that you have installed a newer version Rumbler since those housings look completely different than the ones I have installed.

I heard FedSig was supposed to combine the amp and timer into one chassis with that housing upgrade as well, and I can see that hasn't happened yet.

Good job. Very impressive.
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PostPosted: Mon 20-Oct-2008 23:00    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote
[quote:1947851094=\"cajunblitz\"]Very clean install. I see you pay attention to detail as do I. It appears that you have installed a newer version Rumbler since those housings look completely different than the ones I have installed.

I heard FedSig was supposed to combine the amp and timer into one chassis with that housing upgrade as well, and I can see that hasn't happened yet.

Good job. Very impressive.
cajunblitz


Thanks for the compliments Smile I am very anal about details........

I can't wait till it's all in one unit, it would be so easier..... Back to top    URL
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