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I picked them up today. The one on the right is a Federal Electric Type W (not model) It doesn't appear to have had the vents on the side, there are no holes where screws would have been. The other one, to my surprise is a Person's Majestic, which is a really cool and effective Siren. More...

The one on the right has a tag that comes down to a point. I have seen those before but just can't place it. Not sure about the one on the right, maybe a Sterling?

For that last minute Christmas gift for someone who has everything.

Anyone have any idea what this is and was used for? I found it today. There seems to be a problem with an electrical board inside. I think I can fix it, if I know what it is suppose to do. Lol

Not mine yet, just looking.

Any ideas?

This is the first vehicle I ever drove, a 1980 Chevy Nova with a Federal Visibar. The first rig I was assigned to is this van with the twin Fireballs on the fender and the Federal 184 on the roof.

I will be honest. I loved this site until the last updates that lost all of the work and images we had compiled into great forums and information. I held out hope that would be remedied but it has not. I don't have the desire to build anymore or share a lot on here anymore expecting it to...

Love that siren light. Would look great on my shelf.

Probably means Yankee was manufactured by two different companies. I would imagine that all of these other brands were actually made by Signal Stat?

I have a Code 3 Dash Laser - 1998, that needs a new motor if anyone has a code three motor available. Thanks

Yankee did sell this light as an 1166 Found this on another site

I can vouch for the Tuff-Bilt and Dietz as 7-07 and of course the Trail Brite. Yankee and Star was/is the 1166, but I wonder if they are the same light.

The model is a military version of the Federal 100 which is the modem version of the 14. Different motor (newer) and gearing from the model 14. 28 volts means just that.