One motor! Ohhhhh! I never knew. I really like how it's one motor with everything connected by gears. What a good idea. Also, you've got the positioning perfect so the flash timing is super satisfying. Thank you.
My friends mom had one for the fire department and me being 12 years old, didn't like the flash pattern. So me amd her son turned one side of the rotators to flash at a different time. So one sode of the bar would flash amd then the other side. It looked alot better
Great vid! I’ve always wondered what the inside of these looked like and how they kept their perfect sync. They were gone before my time. How was the flash pattern changed? Is it by changing the gear positions?
yea, you need a beefed up alternator plus one switch connected to a solenoid in order to run 12 55watt halogen bulbs, that's equals to 660 watts for a total of 55 amps being drawn from your battery, not even a relay cannot handle that much amps
Got to love the classic rotating lightbars and aerodynic was one of my favorites. Great video!
Yet another beauty. I'd prefer center out sync if it were mine.
One motor! Ohhhhh! I never knew. I really like how it's one motor with everything connected by gears. What a good idea. Also, you've got the positioning perfect so the flash timing is super satisfying. Thank you.
I use to drive a Fire Engine that had this light bar set up , very effective , especially in low light and poor visibility sittuatons
These bars were loud due to all the gears meshing together. You could actually hear it inside the car and they drew alot of amps.
Much quieter than any of the more modern independent motor lightbars.
I liked the hand clapping sync but this bar was one of my favorites.
...Aaaaaaand welcome to episode 4 of “why is this in my recommended?”
Very funny
Should do a video like this at night that would be cool
My friends mom had one for the fire department and me being 12 years old, didn't like the flash pattern. So me amd her son turned one side of the rotators to flash at a different time. So one sode of the bar would flash amd then the other side. It looked alot better
It's cool to see how these actually work.
you nailed it bro
We had that light bar on are old Engine 1 but it had the high speed rotation in the middle excellent light bar
Great vid! I’ve always wondered what the inside of these looked like and how they kept their perfect sync. They were gone before my time. How was the flash pattern changed? Is it by changing the gear positions?
Yep, search on youtube there is a guy that has all the official patterns on video
Kyle mason thanks!
This is like anxiety inducing asmr..
Awesome detailed video. Thanks
That's a wide bar! Some halogen bulbs would be brighter. Very cool! 🚨🚨🚨🚨
yea, you need a beefed up alternator plus one switch connected to a solenoid in order to run 12 55watt halogen bulbs, that's equals to 660 watts for a total of 55 amps being drawn from your battery, not even a relay cannot handle that much amps
@@SpiritsoftheWolf Halogen bars exist. Tow trucks run them. And even older police cars used them. Dual batteries and dual alternators.
@@davida.p.9911 i know, i seen them
I'd put all halogen bulbs in there.
I probably would've not made it a T/A pattern, or split up the red & blue like that, yes it looks cool buts not really that effective.
Awesome lightbar nice pattern! This bulbs is 21watts or 15watts? Thanks Lightbarmarci
Those bulbs are OSRAM BA15s P21W
Long shot but, do you know where I could get a pair of domes in that color combo for my aero 25?
Can you do a night version?
Suuperrrr 😊 bardzo ładne ❤
Супер!
Wonder if you could put led bulbs in there to help make it brighter
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Hi! Please tell me the year of the start of production of this light bar. And the year of the end of production. Thanks!
It was available between 1978 - 1993.
@@dariusbode3336 Спасибо!
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Perfekto 👌 but more slowere rotation 🙂
What's the model of the lamp used on these?
Is it for sale
Put some LEDs in it and make it brighter
LED's might make the lights brighter, but you don't get the "pop" of the light with LED's. Only halogen bulbs will give that "pop" with the rotators.
@@Patr1ck0830 LEDs basically never die though. So cheaper to maintain.