I was thinking under the seat as well but was debating keeping that open so that the rear seats could be folded up for storage use. But keeping that idea open as well.
So I'll be doing a core based install soon in a 17 F150. The only thing I'm stuck on at the moment is where to mount the core and associated wiring. I'm thinking behind the rear seat but I haven't opened it up yet.
Anyone have any insight on locations?
I'm not currently planning on putting...
Here is the brochure with the options if you want to bring it to the dealer with you http://www.fleet.ford.com/resources/ford/general/pdf/police-vehicles/2017%20Police%20Interceptor%20Utility%20New%20Product%20Updates%2010-10-16.pdf
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I'm looking to convert something like this into an exterior lightbar filled w/ 8 linear 500 series lightheads. Does anyone know if the modules will simply slide into...
Does anyone know of anyone other than Whelen and Lone Star that makes an outer edge style light for the 11-16 Ford Explorer/interceptor? I'm looking to get one and mount my own lights to it. Whelen only sells a blank bracket specifically for the ions, and Lone Star won't sell just the bracket...
Did Whelen ever make the outer edges with 500 series LEDs? I could have sworn I have seen them but through searching I've only found the ION series.
I'm looking to build one for a 2014 Ford Explorer so I was looking for ideas.
For cars that the manufacturers didn't create a bracket for, what do you use to create a bracket? Is there a way to re-form a bracket that the lightbar came with or do you just create a new one from scratch?
Hey everyone. I have 2 galls branded Whelen Tir3s in blue that I would like to trade for 2 amber whelen or galls Tir3s.
They are essentially brand new, they were mounted and wired but never used for more than 5 minutes.
Got it installed. It works well, a bit of an adventure getting the plate back on. You definately need some box or crescent wrenches. But other than that I have no complaints.
A gun should be safe underneath turnout gear. The same thermal barrier that protects the firefighter would also protect the gun. However there is enough crap dangling off of you to worry about without worrying about a gun on your hip.
Looking for essentially training to assist other department members w/ things like say a LODD, critical incident, etc... Similar to the type of training a chaplain would get.
Does anyone know of any places, preferably online, that offer training for fire/ems/pd for Critical Incident Stress Management? Specifically how to help fellow responders that have been involved in a traumatic incident?
Hey everyone. Does the Tir6 need as much rear clearance to be surface mounted as the lin6 does? What I mean by that is, w/ the Lin6s if you want to surface mount them they stick out 2-3". Is it the same w/ the tir6? or does it sit a little closer to the surface?