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Looking for a pair of red TIR3s, LIN3s or something along the lines to be used as additional brake lights on my motorcycle. Chrome shrouds and sync models preferred. On a budget, hence used or NOS lights will do. PM please.

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I have seen B/W combination in the area and had doubt, however, here's a quote from the PA code: "Flashing, revolving or oscillating white or clear lights and flashing headlamp systems may only be used in conjunction with the flashing or revolving red or combination red-and-blue light". Amber...

It's going to be TIR6. Thought about putting 500 series on both sides in place of the alleys, but the corners seem to give enough light, so we'll see.

Thanks to all for the kind words. The front center IS flashing on its own, I'll definitely consider slowing it down a bit. I'm not too sure about the steady burn idea, though I'll give it a shot and make a video for everyone for see. Center rear AMBER is something I had in mind as a matter...

I cut the full-sized Liberty LFL to have 3 front-facing, 3 rear-facing and 4 corners. All blue, as per Commonwealth of PA. I wanted to keep it plain and simple with 360-degree view. Custom made brackets Switches...

Good enough for me. Thank you :)

Are the magnet mounts on mini justice the same size/type as on lfl liberty and mini freedom? I've come upon rubber boots to be placed over the magnets to prevent paint from scratching. Thanks in advance for your comments.

Amplified from what I've been told. Ok, will try. I will contact the county radio techs to find out info in regard to banding. Total of 8 speakers. I had sent an email to Motorola techs asking for suggestion, so we'll see. Thank you very much for your input. I will get back once we figure...

Here's one for the stereo gurus out there. Our station has been having a problem with the sound quality when alert goes off. Static noise overrides the voice notification and it's very difficult to hear dispatch info. Here's the setup: Minitor V plugged into the charger&amplifier, audio then...

Thanks for the reply, sir. All clear now.

Hi all, Here's a question, my county dispatches at 155.5500 frequency for FIRE/EMS pagers. I'd like to have both of the EMS departments I'm affiliated with to be programmed to alert for 2 sets of tones respectively, one for each squad. My understanding is that there's no necessity for 2...

Purchased 86" flush mount Whelen 4500 Series bar from a member here which turned into the mancave project. Bar came with 7 700 Series LEDs ( non sync ones, bummer :( ), 3 white and 4 red; Here's a pic: Obviously the weather has taken toll on this one. Here's the bar stripped down (...

Too many switches laying around unused :p

Because I'm not a fan of Chinese knock-off bike lights, I wanted to give my bike some zest and installed two Whelen LIN4s. The area I live in has many hills, valleys, sharp curves etc, thus I'd like to be seen before getting accidentally hit :) Anyways, I installed the lights and faced a...

Just to add model which was manufactured by Carson exclusively for Whelen; You can see different logo in the same bottom left corner. SA-410

It was the first emitter made by 3M, Opticom model 172 ( below ). If anyone has this unit, please contact me. These were later replaced by Model 192, which is basically the circuit board, strobe, shiny reflector and aluminum casing; no fluid.

Snap a couple of shots of the engine and the unit installed. Must be a piece of history.

Is this what the unit looks like? Taken apart: It does require this switch to operate:

Posted are the pictures of the restored Whelen SA-410 or its twin siren Southern VP SA-400. _______Before: _______After: Label will be applied soon.

My first thought is to check remote switch or wire S-6 ( horn ring ) for shorting to positive, or negative, depending the polarity of the horn ring switch. Use multimeter to do the testing. http://www.code3pse.com/pdf/install_guides/3600_series_v-con_siren_t01466_rev_6.pdf

Montgomery County, PA has plenty of audible preemptors installed. 90% of the time they do serve the purpose.

There are two bundles of yellow harness coming from the 9000. If you look over each wire, you can see fine print labeling each wire's function, I believe. I don't have a unit in front of me right now, but I'm pretty sure that one of those is for remote A.H. Most of them are for aux. switches...