Carlos SpicyWeiner
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Feniex released a video on the 4200 Mini today.
They should be shipping out this month
They should be shipping out this month
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For those who haven't seen the Feniex 4200 mini yet, just got mine in today, thanks Feniex!
Make a video! There's no videos anywhere of it in action
Make a video! There's no videos anywhere of it in action
kind of what i was thinking. I turns things on and off..Its a six button switch panel... Its not an ultra rare Mars triangular oscillating light with a solid gold base and diamond lense.
Has anybody done any durability & waterproof testing yet? I was impressed when I read that it was waterproof (ideal size and option for ATVs, boats, etc) and I'm sure Feniex did its fair share of testing, but I'd like to see some footage of it (i.e. Pimp's torture testing of lightheads)
Lol, short and sweet, thankyou Jarred
One other quick question. Reading the literature, I see that this controller allows for the switches to be set as "momentary". Any experience or does anyone know if, say I'm running to a call with the "wail" tone, and I press the momentary "air horn"....will it override the siren for the air horn tone, then flip back to the siren tone?
Depends on the siren but most likely yes. If your siren has the standard set up there is a constant switch for wail / yelp and a momentary for manual / airhorn.
That functionality is built into the siren it's self so as long as it's wired correctly your good to go.
Sounds like its the switch for me!
They only thing I disliked about the switch panel is the way the wires just come out of the back of the unit... I would rather have seen some type of molex connector or something. Seems like it could be a potential point of failure over time.
They only thing I disliked about the switch panel is the way the wires just come out of the back of the unit... I would rather have seen some type of molex connector or something. Seems like it could be a potential point of failure over time.
Some of the Galls Sirens are ground switched so this switch may not work for you without using some sort of relay setup to switch the polarity.
Any idea which ones? The one I currently have hooked up is the Galls ST110. Appears to be positive switching coming from the amp and according to the wiring diagram.
Just trying to save some $$ and not rip the whole thing out if I don't have to.
That is actually the siren I just installed and looking the wiring diagram it does show the switches are ground controlled. I ended up having to make a relay box to make it work with the Mini 4200... not difficult just an extra step.
I got a question, I want to hook up the 4200 Mini and use the wig wag for some leds... So would i put channel 1 on the GREEN wire and channel 2 on the WHITE wire, if i choose those 2 for the function ?