New Idea - rear lighting

sman1348

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Jun 13, 2011
39
US/Berrien, CO GA
I saw this earlier and thought I'd share. It's on an Albuquerque unit. Thoughts/Ideas?

alb155.jpg

This photo is not mine; it was found on policecarwebsite.net
 
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ISU_Cyclone

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May 21, 2010
1,447
SE Wisconsin, USA
It's like that old school Whelen light that never caught on, but with LED's it can now be more stealthy. No worry about flashback or reduced visibility. I like. Is this a custom job?
 

sman1348

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Jun 13, 2011
39
US/Berrien, CO GA
ISU_Cyclone said:
It's like that old school Whelen light that never caught on, but with LED's it can now be more stealthy. No worry about flashback or reduced visibility. I like. Is this a custom job?

I have no idea. I saw it and obviously thought of a Whelen Outer Edge. This is the first time I've seen this though
 

unlisted

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May 20, 2010
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Wonder why its not "fully populated".. its not like the CHMSL is mounted behind the glass or near it...


I like it.. I'd like it even more if the lightheads were flush mounted/no exposed brackets/screws (more pro/slick looking IMO).
 

pdk9

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May 26, 2010
3,834
New York & Florida
It's a nice adaptation of the stinger/razorbak for a sedan with limited window visibility. I too do wish it had a few more modules to make it fully populated. One thing I like bout the stinger/razorbak family of outer lightbars over the outer edge is how they are less bulky
 

RolnCode3

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May 21, 2010
322
Sacramento, CA

FatherOfFour

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Nov 4, 2012
134
Indiana
I couldn't get the flikr pics to load either :(


I'd be interested to see what it does to the profile of the car from the side? If it doesn't look much different than say an air deflector it could be cool, but if it looks all big and clunky....not so much.


I also don't understand why it wouldn't be fully populated??
 

mdlighting

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Jul 20, 2011
648
PG county,MD
Like the idea but not the split LEDs the first picture you can see only half of one red and one blue are on but I like the concept but with solid LEDs
 

tsquale

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Oct 12, 2010
10,537
Minnesota, USA
RolnCode3 said:
Strange. None of those 3 links actually brought up an image for me...

FatherOfFour said:
I couldn't get the flikr pics to load either :(

The links have been fixed. The error was that they started with "m" versus "www", indicating the original link was setup for mobile browsers.
 

Flashguy

Member
Jan 4, 2011
842
United States, Florida
Thanks for fixing the links! I linked it from my phone...sorry! The three pics show all views of the car...very cool. Cajun mentioned in a recent post about creating an SUV and pickup truck version, but nothing about a car/charger version. Either way, very cool and does remind me of the old halogen and strobe version.
 

EVModules

Member
May 16, 2010
864
Deer Park, WA
I actually would think that it's two LED heads too many. A pair per side would do just fine considering how bring LED heads are nowdays. Set it on a simple flash pattern and call it a day. We're not trying to communicate with aliens.
 

HILO

Member
May 20, 2010
2,781
Grand Prairie Texas
That is very cool! With solid heads, and an double alternating pattern of rAr---BaB/RaR---bAb (lower case off upper case on), along with the TLF, it would be a highly effective rear light set up.
 

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