2008 Jeep Wrangler FF/EMT POV

emt.micah

Member
Sep 6, 2012
210
Northwest Indiana
2008 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JK. Used to respond as a volunteer FF/EMT in Porter County Indiana.


Currently all on individual Conterra switches in a Daystar JK lower switch panel:


-Sound Off Signal Headlight Flasher


-Sound Off Signal tail light flasher and Star/SVP Mini Phantom in rear window


-Extreme Tactical Dynamics Undercover 6.0 LED lights (1 pair blue in grill)


-Whelen Slim Miser LED dash light


Also a Whelen Electronic Air Horn with a momentary on switch on the dash.


Video taken at about 4:30 in the afternoon on a sunny day.


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Undercover 6.0 in the grill.


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Red and yellow just below the rear wiper.


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Airhorn speaker mounted behind bumper.


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Center stack. Emergency light switches are the lower 4. Top switches (between air vents) are driving lights, reverse lights, rock lights and momentary airhorn button. Icom radio on left side, CB on right side.


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I have another pair of the Undercover6 lights in white. They were mounted on the endcaps of my previous (stock) bumper and served real well there. Not sure where to put them now. I'd like to get another pair of blue ones and mount in the bottom forward portion of the rear side windows. I had some older/larger strobes there once and they worked real well. Just drew too much power for my taste.


Micah
 

Squad-6

Member
May 21, 2010
1,322
N. GA
Good install & Great switch setup


Not sure why you are using Tactical Dynamics and Gen1 products. As a member of this board you can find better for same price or less.
 

stansdds

Member
May 25, 2010
3,540
U.S.A., Virginia
Very nice, neat and clean and not whackerized. :thumbsup:
 

emt.micah

Member
Sep 6, 2012
210
Northwest Indiana
Thanks for the coments.


I'm using the Undercover 6's because I got 4 of them with brackets for only $50 from a guy on my department. College kids, always in need of money :)


I'm looking at removing the taillight flasher and replacing with 4 HAW leds. That will reduce my wiring in the rear of the vehicle, and allow me to run an X pattern vs the red/white alternating.


Like many of us, I have stuff I don't use that I need to sell off to get other stuff to add/replace.


All in all, this setup works pretty well for me. Traffic can see me approaching, and I feel safe enough for those times when I have to warn traffic from the rear along the highway.


Micah
 

Eric1249

Member
Jul 12, 2010
2,277
Waukesha WI USA
Looks good so far. I would put round LEDs on the front bumper. It would go with the look of the headlights. Maybe a Whelen dual color led. Clear for driving light or off road and blue when needed. Can you have blue to the rear? If so, take the grille lights that are on there now and put them in the rear.
 

SRVR77

Member
Jun 11, 2010
166
NJ
nice, like the set up and the switches
 

emt.micah

Member
Sep 6, 2012
210
Northwest Indiana

Tom

Member
Dec 18, 2010
3,083
Taunton, MA

Storm4200

Member
Nov 2, 2011
2,912
NJ
from the video, it looks like it was a step up from the SlimMiser, but i prob wouldve just went with a TIR6 Slimlighter.
 

emt.micah

Member
Sep 6, 2012
210
Northwest Indiana
Little modification tonight.


I pulled my TLF awhile back as I didn't think it was really doing me much good. I picked up another SVP Mini Phantom in red/amber, like the one I already had in my rear window. The intent was to set them to steady burn, then alternate one on each side of the window with an external flasher. Well....by dumbass didn't realize until AFTER I had everything installed, that the ULB9 doesn't have a solid flash pattern OOPS! So I set them to the same pattern on each side, hooked them to my switch and I have (for now) what you see here.


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Good first try at least. I just need to get a different set of lights and sync them with a slower pattern.


I did achieve a bonus however, by attaching the lights to the struts that open my tailgate glass, they are still visible when the window is open.


We'll see how long this lasts. Need to work on plan B......
 
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emt.micah

Member
Sep 6, 2012
210
Northwest Indiana
Little update on my Jeep.


I picked up a SNM E44 bar cheap and threw it into the windshield to see how it works.


Flashback is killer, but the larger bar is nice. I'll be moving this to the back window soon as I have a Feniex Apollo2x on order for the front.


I also just added a big bundle of wires into a junction box at the back of my Jeep. The link is here: http://elightbars.org/forums/f13/re-wiring-need-assistance-59917/#post457797
 

emt.micah

Member
Sep 6, 2012
210
Northwest Indiana
Eric, there is a method to my madness for the dual colors. I have to monkey with the settings yet, but I'll have blue/clear on one switch (Mode 1) and amber/amber on another switch (Mode 2). The separate amber is for SAR work. And it's a selling point for FFs who also plow in the winter.


I need to modify the shroud a bit to make up for the damn near vertical windshield of my Jeep. Once I do that and get it up where the E44 currently sits, the coverage will be even better to the sides.


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Eric1249

Member
Jul 12, 2010
2,277
Waukesha WI USA
I thought it was blue/clear at first and I thought it was the video. Now it makes sense, it was actually amber lol


I think if you need to have separate colors then having a dual color makes sense.
 

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