Wanted Undercover siren, lightweight speaker, and smaller LED arrowstick w/control

[njtaz76]

Hi everyone, I'm an associate advisor for a police explorer post. We have a golf cart and are working on adding some basic warning pieces. I am looking for working but cheap (I'm going to pay out of my pocket) or free items such as:

- Siren - the small, undercover type where the controls are separate
- Small, compact siren speaker
- Arrowstick lights (I have a switch box I can use to control it if the stick can be controlled by a switch box)

Thank you
Chris

 

[txfire]

Chris, I should have everything in stock that your wanting but I do have a question… On the Siren, are you wanting well yelp airhorn and manual all the basic controls of a remotr unit or do you just want wail & yelp? I have a specific reason for asking thinking about an idea with the room be thinking about an idea with the room you have on a golf cart. Let me know

 

[Tom]

Chris,

I have a Star/SVP SS651 undercover siren in stock that we can pair with one of our low profile AWL Command Siren Speakers. I also have the AWL SmartStick which is available in 28 and 38 inch versions. This bar has separate Warning and traffic advisor capabilities.

Siren:
http://advancedwarninglights.com/svp-undercover-siren-ss651/

Speaker:
http://advancedwarninglights.com/command-100w-siren-speaker/

Light Sticks:
http://advancedwarninglights.com/smartstick-6/
http://advancedwarninglights.com/smartstick-8/

Let me know if you are interested.

Tom

 

[MtnMan]

I know this isn't what you asked, but I really wouldn't recommend putting a full power siren on a golf cart. Save some money and the young people's hearing and use a small security siren.

 

[shues]

I know this isn't what you asked, but I really wouldn't recommend putting a full power siren on a golf cart. Save some money and the young people's hearing and use a small security siren.

Alternatively, you could also use a suitable resistor, or even an L-pad whereby you can adjust the defeat as desired: http://elightbars.org/forums/threads/reducing-speaker-volume-for-siren-testing.628/