Expedition-Life Lion EMS Supervisor- 911 Rapid Response

[cbpdogboy]

I like the scene lighting...the lights would be more effective with a larger warning footprint if they were all synced using an external flasher...very nice install!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgA30pXgZ0w

 

[lafd55]

Facepalm

 

[pdk9]

I like the graphics a lot. The lighting package is also decent, but I think the 2 C-post area ions are useless there (they're not necessary, but if i had some to mount, I would've spread them out more along the side of the vehicle and mounted both horizontally). I also think the apollos up front look too chaotic; syncing all red then all white would've looked cleaner and more effective IMO

 

[nerdly_dood]

The graphics are really nice but the lighting is just a mess. Is that seriously a pair of tiny amber strobes in the middle of the bar?

 

[Krsdog25]

Definitely a video to watch on mute

 

[lotsofbars]

The graphics are really nice but the lighting is just a mess. Is that seriously a pair of tiny amber strobes in the middle of the bar?

I think that's some sort of Opticom-like strobe for traffic light control.

 

[firefighter7017]

So much potential, with so much fail.............

 

[pdk9]

On another note, I think the name "life lion" sounds cheesy, and one of my biggest pet peeves with their vids is that they use a "host" that rambles on & on with little knowledge of the products and, in other install vids, says "Wail-en" (instead of Whelen)

 

[paff2]

On another note, I think the name "life lion" sounds cheesy, and one of my biggest pet peeves with their vids is that they use a "host" that rambles on & on with little knowledge of the products and, in other install vids, says "Wail-en" (instead of Whelen)

 Trying to be like Stewart?

 

[rettoded]

On another note, I think the name "life lion" sounds cheesy...)

I will admit that the name "Life Lion" sounds cheesy without any context. Based out of  Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and established in 1986, it was one of the first (if not the first) helicopter critical care transports in Central Pennsylvania. The name "Life Lion" is my opinion both a unique way of naming a flight service, while also paying homage to it's home school. Keeping the school theme has also lead to some awesome color schemes:

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An shot of the old Critical Care Transport Unit (large blue ambulance) and one of their older ambluances

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The new Critical Care Transport Unit:

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A neat shot showing Life Lion's resources:

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