OK, I thought I was a genius for having an idea to do a crossbar with two Federal Signal Model 14s and a CJ184/CJ284 in the center, but I guess I'm not the only one! Very nicely built!
Very cool! A lot of "Action" lighting going on there....
I, too, used this bar for a couple of "homebrew" setups and think they came out pretty well: the first is a Dietz 7-11 flanked by two...
Federal Signal was not exactly perfect about following their own serial numbering system, but I'd say what you have is someone's project. I'm thinking it was a 173-A and it was missing its tag...
I had two of those. I converted them to red by taping trailer light lenses overtop, and I removed the suction cups and mounted the beacons to the posts on the headboard of my bed. My fire...
If it has wail, yelp, and alert tones, it is a PA15.
I have a PDF manual for PA15 serial number F1E (c. 1966). It includes schematic and board layout diagrams.
Band: 403-512MHz
Model: AAH56RDN9RA1AN
1000 Channels
Firmware: R02.24.2.12
Bluetooth
Digital/Analog
Connect Plus Trunking
Capacity Plus Trunking
AES
Wi-Fi
Radio shows moderate wear and use but...
Band: 380-470MHz
Model: H79QDC9PW65BN
Host: R20.50.09
DSP: R19.50.01
Flashcode: 100001-000000-7
48 Channels
P25 digital and analog conventional
Great for Ham/FRS/GMRS
Radio does show some signs of...
Very nice find! Yes, it appears to be an early “small dome” model, but the 4-bulb models utilized the larger (by 1/8”) dome, at least by my recollection. Could be te 173 works and upper portion of...
Interesting recent acquisition, kind of letdown that it wasn't what I was expecting.. but not too disappointed overall.
Beacon Ray 173, on a stanchion mount (sp?) tag had my hopes up as it...
So cool to find a clean blue/blue 12X! Excellent snag! OK…so the video has the bulb rotation backwards. Not saying it’s wrong, but FedSig designed the “Hand Clap” flash pattern to be from the...
Interesting recent acquisition, kind of letdown that it wasn't what I was expecting.. but not too disappointed overall.
Beacon Ray 173, on a stanchion mount (sp?) tag had my hopes up as it...
I came across this little amber beacon light recently while on vacation in upstate New York. I had to pick it up because it was like one of the first lights I ever had. I ordered it in 1981 from...
I guess we’re showing our age…my first light, too. I remember trying to figure out how to get the suction cup to stick to the windshield frame of my mom’s 61 Olds Starfire (convertible…mine now)...
Radio Shack sold a similar version which came with red, blue or amber lenses. Cosplaying some kind of generic space police for a convention years ago (IIRC I was 18 or 19), I built a light bar...
I came across this little amber beacon light recently while on vacation in upstate New York. I had to pick it up because it was like one of the first lights I ever had. I ordered it in 1981 from...
I came across this little amber beacon light recently while on vacation in upstate New York. I had to pick it up because it was like one of the first lights I ever had. I ordered it in 1981 from...
J.C. Whitney in the early 70s. Mine ran on three C-cell batteries. Long since gone, but like @AuroraBorealis said, I found one a few years ago on ebay, NIB. Easy find now.
I came across this little amber beacon light recently while on vacation in upstate New York. I had to pick it up because it was like one of the first lights I ever had. I ordered it in 1981 from...
I had one on my Stingray in 1969 (pretending to be a firefighter) which probably planted the seed for future light collecting! If I recall correctly, bought mine at Rat Shack with hard earned...