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Quick delivery and very reasonably priced shipping fee, expertly packed and condition exactly as described, would do business with him again without reservation. https://elightbars.org/forums/threads/federal-twin-sonic-light-bar.97780/#post-702553

You can use the resistor on a simple radio speaker instead of a larger, heavier siren speaker

Systems 90- Micor, Mitrek, Syntor & Syntor XX

Doesn't sound to me like a 66/28 either

That's interesting, I always thought they were the same except for their front-mount vs remote mount hence the different model numbers, I learned something new.

For your own knowledge it's the speaker not the siren that would be present in a lightbar

With clear domes and colored filters those were bright effin' lightbars

I had one- PA-70 packaged into the switchbox housing, excellent siren, ran it in my NYPD RMP for a few months

Looks to me like it was expertly refurbished

Excellent history account. The early LASD & LACOFD light and siren combination were known as the Platter Light(s)

That's an interesting application I've never considered, great idea

Prompt shipping and extraordinary packing to protect contents

OK I deleted a shit ton of conversations I never knew clogged the ability to send/receive PMs

I'm not seeing an option to delete 'conversations'

Tony P are those 'conversations'?

2 individual lenses or any SM lights/bar(s) with blue lenses

HI-LO was/is not a tone authorized by the Cal Veh Code. Agencies would special order their sirens without that function or disable them in sirens that had it, either electronically or by locking out that selector position. The 'common mic' setup was unrelated and not Cal-specific, many agencies...

Doesn't rotate- FAIL

Could be either an authentic dispatcher console alert tone recorded live off of an actual agency radio system or a tv production sound effect. OP- CB radios are not used by public safety agencies for primary/dispatch/tactical 2-way radio communications, commercial grade radios (technically FM)...

Make of box is really immaterial, you asked about a wiring diagram that's standard 12vdc switch wiring- the illuminated switches are 1. POS 2. NEG 3. ACC on, the non-illuminated switches are 1. POS & 2. ACC on. The Alley light switch should have 2 ACC on terminals that are energized one or the...

My guess would be the agencies transitioned to lightbars but preferred to re-use the CP100s rather than dispose them

Dime a dozen. But mating it to a working rear mount is gonna be a big project with radio, cable and programming, plus it won't be narrowband so that will limit it's usefulness. I'm fairly certain you can mate it to a Micor instead so that negates programming but you still need crystals/channel...

And smaller diameter than LAPD can lights

Again, agreed

Agreed, just commenting there is a rotating LED that equals the impact or pop of rotating halogen

Vision SLR get's it done

Damn good sirens. I think the PA itself was a true 100 watts.

Did we ever figure out what the S denoted? What would the peak amperage draw be on this smaller motor?

Isn't this motor housing too narrow for a 60 series siren? https://www.ebay.com/itm/195697725501?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

I ran a rear deck FedSig Halogen 8 head SM bar in one of my unmarked sedans with the pantyhose stretched over the entire length and it worked very well, you had to look hard to notice there was a long something mounted there and it's light output was hardly if at all effected and no the heat...