I aim to please, at least I try.

Zone4Lt. wrote:
St. 70 is putting in service a 1998 Chevy Suburban as a command vehicle. Emergency lighting is currently being installed by members (myself and Brooksie),


Well ya know, make sure the light bar can be seen over top of any tractor trailers.

lettering is to be done next wednesday (10-5-05).

Gee Christ, make sure they give enough scotch light to do both sides of the vehicle.

Post edited by: Fire49EMT, at: 2005/11/19 17:01

Fire49EMT wrote:
and they also sent it in to JTECH for lights... that barely worked and a siren that sounded like it was dead...


Hope that helps Brooksie...

Later..
Craig..
Well whoever re-wired your box forgot to wire up the center piercer on the lightbar, there are accually 2 sirens in it, one just needs a new speaker (the passenger side one is not working) and your wig-wag module is from the early 90's and needs to be updated.

Hope that helps Fire49EMT

Brooksie

Well whoever re-wired your box forgot to wire up the center piercer on the lightbar, there are accually 2 sirens in it, one just needs a new speaker (the passenger side one is not working) and your wig-wag module is from the early 90's and needs to be updated.


Ahh.. thanks... hehe well the wig-wags... if they can be called that.. haha.. oh my god.. just thinking of them makes me laugh.. my car can do the same "wig-wag" as the squad...

For those who never saw it... it's basically like flashing high beams but just dimmer... and i know the center light doesn't work... i think the fire police don't even know what that's supposed to be... they were too interested in trying to put blue lights on it....

Fire49EMT,

I see you profess your love for this new vehicle. Can you do me a favor: can you tell me what year it is, who made the body, and where it came from ? I need this for historical references. Judging from what you said prior, that you don't want to get even near thsi vehicle, but please do this one favor for me without a loaded gun in your hand (just kidding).

Thanks,

Bruce W. Anderson
Fire Apparatus Historian & Photographer