dmathieu
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twodogs603 said:I remember all to well back when that light came out, between 1988 and 1990 I think. Bought my first one at a big fire expo in Raleigh. Was a very popular light. I think this light was much better and brighter then the light that replaced it, which I cant think of the name right now, but it had that bastard clamshell mounting bracket, but it introduced us to the comet flash pattern.
dmathieu said:Dash-Master II
Dual alternating strobe
Here's some DashMaster-Solo Strobes:you are missing one member of the dash master family the Solo-Strobe it was a Dash master in an aluminum housing for mounting outside
http://www.whelen.com/install/135/13546.pdf
kitn1mcc said:Nice collection
the Dash Miser Replaced the Dash master
the Dash Miser was the built using the first the 52 series light head then the 500 a lot of strobe dash misers have been to changed LED
you are missing one member of the dash master family the Solo-Strobe it was a Dash master in an aluminum housing for mounting outside
http://www.whelen.com/install/135/13546.pdf
dmathieu said:I guess these will complete my DashMaster subcollection.
shues said:Dan, do you own a complete DeckMaster setup?
shues said:Dan, do you own a complete DeckMaster setup?
WS224 said:I wish I could find some housings. I would like to see if they would hold 400 series LED's. I also wouldn't mind having or making. Dash flasher version. The halogen lightheads and lenses are fairly easy to come by.
Of coarse you could also make a remote powered strobe version now with commet flash patterns as well.
Anyone have any housings they would be willing to part with? Would prefer a double.
Pete L. said:OK, Jeff...................Spill the beans..................DeckMaster ???????????????????????
Pics. ????????
-Pete
kitn1mcc said:they wont fit
Pete L. said:YES, I saw the catalog pics.......................I meant pics of the real thing.
Do we now have a new holy grail ???
JohnMarcson said:I thought the standard dual dashmaster could be adapted / synched with the other plug on the back.
JohnMarcson said:I thought the standard dual dashmaster could be adapted / synched with the other plug on the back.
JohnMarcson said:I thought the standard dual dashmaster could be adapted / synched with the other plug on the back.
shues said:I estimate that I have owned between fifteen and twenty dual DashMasters over the years, some Whelen and some Galls. However, not one of them had any wires connected to the four-place plug. In my experience, the plug is always there, but never populated.