Code 3 Force 4 LP Light Bar with Stingrays (lp6000 stingers sting ray 6000 lightbar pse oscillator)
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- *This light is for sale. Send offers to johcralights@gmail.com.*
A Code 3 Force 4 LP (later known as the LP6000) with the relatively uncommon Stingray multi-function rotator/oscillator assemblies mounted in the center of each side (these are different than the more common sealed beam Stinger and halogen Oscilaser).
As you can see in the video, the Stingrays can switch between rotating, fast front oscillating, and slow rear oscillating. They are switched by applying power to different trigger wires in the main harness that are connected to the Stingray brain. The brain the runs to two contacts on the rotator shaft that, I assume, reverses polarity and affects the rotation of the motor. They're a bit noisy but pretty cool units.
See this earlier video I did for a look at the units operating outside of a light bar: • Video
What a beautiful lightbar! As much as I love LED lights, there is just something special about the old stuff like this... I have one in my collection, without the stingrays of course...
I always LOVED these bars!
Me to, my late dad was a Firefighter & he had this exact same Lightbar on his own Personal Fire Vehicle.
How can there be an unlike/thumbs down ?
It's a perfect video. It's a lightbar with only a few options.
A Firefighter buddy of a friend of mine has these same exact light's on top of his FIRE POV Dodge Ram Hemi 1500 Pick-up Truck.
I just found this video while perusing the site, and it's really cool to see another one just like the one I put together. I put my red domes with clear front bullseye cutouts over the Stingrays for extra pop.
I put this one together too. Since then, I've seen a lot more Stingray bars pop-up. I guess as LPs become more collectible (vs dime a dozen cheap) the cooler features are popping up more in the collector community. Similar to what's happened w StreetHawks and DynaRays.
@@JohCraLights I think you're entirely correct about that. A lot of these cool features that were pretty rare back in the day are fortunately becoming more prevalent with the increased interest in the hobby. Unfortunately, that also drives up prices, but at least people aren't throwing them away as much anymore.
I'm looking for one of these with blue covers or filters
This lightbar was much better and more affordable than the Junksonic.
What is the purpose of the tiny dividers or mirrors beside the Stingrays?
If for reflecting light, they don't accomplish much. If not for reflecting light, then I don't know.
@@JohCraLights They are situated so closely and don't appear to be providing any mirrored effect.
What power source did you use?
zeko415 A generic 12V 50A power supply. Can purchase on eBay, Amazon and elsewhere. Look like this:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0781V1D7Q/