They are #93 bulbs (lower wattage then the 1156). You can use a variety of different bulbs but unfortunately most have the filaments in the wrong orientation for this light. Works for display use but not good for road use.
It's a former Vegas bar. They had a deal with Federal Signal with some custom programming. When the pods are in the home position they should all face forward. Programming for the Vegas bars have the pods used for alleys rest in the alley position.
@@Guillotines_For_Globalists This bar was made for Las Vegas PD. I believe they used 2 red, 2 blue and 3 clear pods with rear color inserts. Otherwise it depends on how it is ordered
Amazing video, so many awesome views!
Great demo
Are those 1156 bulbs? I just love when they let you do that!
They are #93 bulbs (lower wattage then the 1156). You can use a variety of different bulbs but unfortunately most have the filaments in the wrong orientation for this light. Works for display use but not good for road use.
@@MsLightbar Right on! I don't put them into service so this is perfect for my application.
Need help programming mine
They can be quite complicated. This guy has an extended video going into most of it. czcams.com/video/QlIgoTslC_0/video.htmlsi=2jSpo7pL-6rgXAd0
Former California Highway Patrol model it looks like .
It's a former Vegas bar. They had a deal with Federal Signal with some custom programming. When the pods are in the home position they should all face forward. Programming for the Vegas bars have the pods used for alleys rest in the alley position.
@@MsLightbar Why did they use non-clear lights for alley lights?
@@Guillotines_For_Globalists I do not use the alley light function in mine so I put the domes how I like the colors arranged.
@@MsLightbar How is their original configuration, 4 clear pods?
@@Guillotines_For_Globalists This bar was made for Las Vegas PD. I believe they used 2 red, 2 blue and 3 clear pods with rear color inserts. Otherwise it depends on how it is ordered
Who needs a siren, just use the damn noise from that thing’s motors.
It's actually very quiet. I placed the microphone close and turned up the gain.