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If you have either of the two motors on the bottom right, they are the same motor. the speed is changed by the gear. White is slow, black is fast. no tools needed. Use your thumb to press the motor gear toward the rotator gear so it doesnt slip, grab the "arm" of the rotator (that the filter...

I have many.

Here's a few of my NOS D-Tech's. All are R/B and as you can tell, glass ones have the black retainers. Love me some D-Tech!!

Here is the manual. I will look to see if I have anything else. Sorry about the quality. The higher resolution file is too large.

I have them in paper form but I can scan them and send to you. It's been a minute or two since I looked at them. I'll first have to locate the book and then I'll scan. I'll also take a couple of pics of a PDC for you.

That's a 3600-A-7. Did you ever find the manual you were seeking? I have one if not. You are missing the power distribution centers. That model used two of them. One for the slide switch and one for the push buttons. Each PDC had 4 relays. The PDC for the slide switch used 3 relays for...

Post a pic of the tubes

Two things to consider. These modules don't like dirty power. Only use a well filtered power supply or a 12v battery ONLY. They do all kinds of weird things when powered by a battery charger. If you want to change the sweep radius switch the brushes on the sides. If you look at them closely...

Thank you. One problem, The Suburban HD is not listed in the upfitter guide.

http://www.gmfleet.com/chevrolet/suburban-hd-heavy-duty-suv.html This is the one. It's made for Secret Service and "other" federal use. Another link: http://www.government-fleet.com/news/story/2016/06/chevrolet-expands-suburban-3500hd-to-police-fleets.aspx

I have the same issue. Need blue. Have red to trade. PM me

I'm getting a 2017 Suburban HD that is the SS version Suburban. It will be used for a Battalion Chief vehicle. It's not a PPV or a civilian model so I'm not quite sure what to expect as far as install goes. Does anyone here have any experience with these? I'm also looking for input on how...

SAE requirements... In order to meet the required light output for a 360 degree warning system, the rotators could not spin so fast because it would be a less effective signal. So in order for a bar to meet SAE the outboards would have to be standard and all others could be whatever you wanted...

Nope. Factory job. Back in the late 80's Code-3 offered a line of off-road lights with all of their warning features available as well. Mainly used 100 watt H-1's as someone has already mentioned. I think the reason that the dome looks like more of a matte finish is due to weathering...

MASTER WHACKER!!!! :hail: :D

Here's my "ultimate" MX. It is CRAZY bright! It has R/B glass D-Tech rotators (slow speed) Diamond Mirrors Oscilazer center mounted with diamond mirrors on each side Smart intersectors LED-X R/B double modules loaded front and rear with combination of narrow and wide optix Rear upper...

Here's my MX with D-Techs. I use it for fire responses. Contrary to all of the negative comments here, it is very effective. I have all slow motors and often run just the four D-Tech rotators. Here is my excalibur beacon This is my factory 420

I'm pretty sure that it's the KKK spec pattern. Grill lights on with white center light, alternating with red outer box lights.

Correct. Heat sink/shield

How many do you need? I have just the reflectors. :cool: NOS. All you do is drill out the rivets on the old ones and pop new ones in.

That is correct.

The small rotator filter holds in heat by design. You will eventually see signs of them melting. If you have the means, it is definitely better to use the 1/2 cylinder filters instead of the rotator filters. The 1/2 cylinder filters allow better heat dissipation and they will make your...

You can put 2 Stingrays in there, 1/2 cylinder filters for the rotators, You can put a stingray on one side oscillating to the end with the other a rotator, You can put the little LP "old style" alley lights in there, I will try to remember more and add to this list as I remember.

The hard coating was available in all colors too. If you look at the flat inboard side of the lens it should have a date tag affixed to it. Clear tag with black numbers. That is the date of manufacture. Code warrantied them for 5 years after that date. The coating worked well to keep bug...

I'm just sayin'...... ;)

These are called "Front Access Lens Clips" The clips were used for allowing the dome to be removed when the bar was mounted on an ambulance where the rear dome screws were not accessible due to lack of clearance. You would remove the front 3 screws and then lift the dome up in the front and...

They're mainly used to diffuse the light into more of a flood pattern. If you want reach and a concentrated beam, leave them off.

Is it 6 or 12 volt? edit... DUH nevermind. Its definately a fluted bulb. The beam is like a fog light pattern, wide (side to side) and narrow (top to bottom). The beam pattern is what gives the flash effect. Mine is a 6 volt so it wont help you.

Looks like an old military headlight.