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To add to what I have already said and answer the question you posed, most lighting companies do not patent flash patterns, now. When we did it the LED market was brand new and we were first there so we protected everything we did, to help grow that market. If someone came up with a pattern...

First off it isn't a trademark on the pattern, the name they were called is trademarked. The flash patterns are very easy to PATENT. Sound Off did it with there headlight flasher. (they were the first to patent any flash patterns in the lighting industry) that Patent was about how many...

I have that bar here in my office. It would be nice if you posted the literature of it. I have it in my stuff already. I am sure no one would pay for it as most of it is posted on the 911ep forum. All of what we ever did is on this site as well as the fan group page on Facebook. We never...

Robert I wish I had a good brain!!!! haha the post on the Galaxy is just above this post

Someone just ask me for a Galaxy Amber bar, if you have one or enough to build one post it on the Facebook page, the persons name is Robert Misskreg

Do you have any literature or price sheets from after 2010?. You would be better off posting what you want to sell with pictures on the Facebook page of 911ep Millennium fan group

They are renewable and they did it in 2014. they are still being paid by several companies that they got settlements from and as long as they are owed money the patents will be enforce. they do expire but live longer when someone infringes on them and there are lawsuits from it. I am one of...

I have been working with them for over a year and they are not interested in doing anything with that company. it is locked away soundly and will [probably remain there for years to come. They have already won Hugh amounts of money on companies infringing on their patents, not sure I would...

Sound off never had the rights they had an agreement to use them. Armor Holdings which is now called Safariland Products, still owns the trademark and all those rights.

Hey Zapp I am looking for a logo of the TD/WL36. Do you by chance have anything that has it on it?. If so can you email it to me? thanks Mort

NAPA was the R.E. Dietz company's private label line. Signal Stat was a totally separate company. End caps and such will interchange on the NAPA products but not SS. I have a brand new 4 rotator R/B NAPA endcaps that I will sell if anyone is interested. Used for shows only never mounted

Give me a day, I think I may have enough Red to swap for the blue, don't have and end cap at this point but may know someone that does. I will check with them, they aren't on this site.

I think I have a couple lights that have that on them.

Yes that was an early label. It was one of the dolor st branding they did. Dietz used the name for a couple years to get the benefit of the brand.

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=when+did+RE+Dietz+purchased+Yankee+Metal+Products Here is the link to the story in the Norwalk, CT paper. Most of the tooling Dietz stupidly left behind, they didn't take much of it. We were all very upset because Yankee had some product Dietz didn't have...

Well I worked at Yankee from 1968 to 1983 when Dietz bought them out and moved them to Syracuse, NY Dietz closed due to a 3 year strike by the union on March 1, 1990

Yankee metal products made there own. No one made there's for them. Yankee was bought by the RE Dietz company. Dietz closed March 1, 1990.

D&M Distributors in Columbus, Oh used to have a good size inventory of old Dietz stuff. You may call them and check it out. 614-268-2222 ask for Luke he is the owner's son.

Yankee Metal products was purchased by the R.E. Dietz company. Any of the Dietz or NAPA lightbars use the same parts. You should be able to make about any of the feet work on this bar. Some internal Signal Stat parts will work but not lenses.

Use white and black.

If it is a 12 Ga. It will be hot. Not the red one. Rest it with a voltag Earlier in the post. There is an instruction sheet that shows Red black 16ga. As the main wires and the rest were 22ga. For the trigger wires. Look at those instructions.

No there is a red wire with that picture that should be hot.

Yes we did white instead of red for some odd reason. The others are trigger ls. The list shows what color will give you what flash pattern. Depending on switch box you can have different patterns

Here are the actual instructions. the TD 39/56 were the first versions of this light

Here is a wiring configuration as to what wires will give you what patterns. Hope this helps

I worked for the RE Dietz company from 1968 until they closed March 1st of 1990 I am very sure those are 4411 I will dig out my instruction manual if you want me to.

The bulbs for that light are 4411 standard bulbs PAR36 size so you could use LED's if you wanted

Okay so what was in the last one you got? I see they show they all went out but can send again.

Send me the instructions for the Titen siren and speaker system. Only one I don't have

Looking for 2 flat mounts for TD/WL series and an Orion TD switch box