eLightbars... Meet Tony the Tahoe! UPDATED 11-18-11

C17LVFD

Member
May 21, 2010
1,539
Harrisburg, PA
DaveCN5 said:
Seth, dear boy, I've given you 7 months. I think it's time for an update! ;) :p

Dave,


So Sorry!!


It's been crazy busy here... UPDATE!!!


First I upgraded... and put a full 30" Troy console in with a CF-29 Toughbook... the lighting stayed the same as I previously had except I added a CenCom in addition to the Dual Omegas :eek:D


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But after some thought... I decided to trim down a lil ;o) I took out the cabinet in the rear of the truck and mounted the electronics under the rear seats. (Still needs a lil cleanup).


Front:


SOS Interior Pinnacle


2 LinZ6's in the Grill


HLF


SOS Intersectors


Side:


SOS Intersectors


Axixtech Xtreme 9's Side Doors


SOS Ultralite 4's Side rear Windows


Rear:


Dominator 8 on a ULF44 synched with Ultralite 4's


Nova SD24's in rear hatch


Nova x1100's in amber in backup section of taillights


SOS LAWs x4 to be installed into taillights


2 Unitrol Omega sirens


Motorola Astro Spectra VHF with HHCH


Lights and Dual Omegas controlled off of a WIRED HDH Controller


I really like this setup... Simple... Effective and more convert than what I had before...


Pictures... Enjoy! I'll update the video once I get the LAWs installed... Also still thinking about my headlight project... It's been put on hold...


Seth


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TaskforceATX

Member
Sep 6, 2011
85
Maryland
Nice install, I'm Originally from HarCo Maryland. I also believe if you are a Fire/EMS Captain and Above in the state of Maryland, They may use lights on there POV's


§ 22-218. Audible and visual signals on vehicles.


(a) Sirens, exhaust whistles, or bells on emergency vehicles.- Every emergency vehicle, in addition to any other equipment and distinctive markings required by this subtitle, shall be equipped with a siren, exhaust whistle, or bell capable of giving an audible signal.


(ii) In each volunteer fire company, no more than five of the following officers may have their privately owned vehicles equipped with red lights or signal devices which may be displayed only while on route to or at the scene of an emergency:


1. The fire chief or the highest ranking fireline officer;


2. One or more of the assistant chiefs or deputy chiefs, whichever rank is second in command; and


3. The emergency medical services commander.


(iii) 1. The fire police of each volunteer fire company may have their privately owned vehicles equipped with red lights or signal devices designed to emit an oscillating, rotating, blinking, or other type of emission of light.


2. The lights or signal devices may be flashed or oscillated or otherwise used only while the vehicle is at the scene of an accident, flood, or other emergency to which the volunteer fire company is responding.
 

C17LVFD

Member
May 21, 2010
1,539
Harrisburg, PA
TaskforceATX said:
Nice install, I'm Originally from HarCo Maryland. I also believe if you are a Fire/EMS Captain and Above in the state of Maryland, They may use lights on there POV's

§ 22-218. Audible and visual signals on vehicles.


(a) Sirens, exhaust whistles, or bells on emergency vehicles.- Every emergency vehicle, in addition to any other equipment and distinctive markings required by this subtitle, shall be equipped with a siren, exhaust whistle, or bell capable of giving an audible signal.


(ii) In each volunteer fire company, no more than five of the following officers may have their privately owned vehicles equipped with red lights or signal devices which may be displayed only while on route to or at the scene of an emergency:


1. The fire chief or the highest ranking fireline officer;


2. One or more of the assistant chiefs or deputy chiefs, whichever rank is second in command; and


3. The emergency medical services commander.


(iii) 1. The fire police of each volunteer fire company may have their privately owned vehicles equipped with red lights or signal devices designed to emit an oscillating, rotating, blinking, or other type of emission of light.


2. The lights or signal devices may be flashed or oscillated or otherwise used only while the vehicle is at the scene of an accident, flood, or other emergency to which the volunteer fire company is responding.

Very True... I'm actually a full-time flight paramedic, and while I was active in the volunteer system here in Maryland for many years, other things have pulled me away such as school... This vehicle is utilized as my DEMO vehicle for my business, and currently isn't utilized in an emergency compacity... No silver bracelets for me!! lol


Thanks,


Seth
 

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