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Bonjour, je crois que l’on ne peut pas changer le mode. Sinon en ouvrant où peut-être avec un aimant

Bonsoir, aucune idée je ne l’ai plus donc je ne peux pas regarder.

I use Alinco DM330MV

Not for sale

Bonjour j’ai fait un montage avec une fiche jack femelle et une fiche AC afin de brancher l’ensemble sur mon alimentation Alinco DM330

I used hold basic speaker 100W 11 Ohms

@@roaddevil76 Thanks a lot

On EBay

@@roaddevil76 alright

laquelle car sur les 3 fois ou l'on entend la sirène je n'ais pas trouvé de différences si ce n'est dans la forme mais pas du coté sonore.

Je ne vends pas de sirène.

Ross Dickens wreckers don't have sirens

Maybe it was military police's vehicles

ambulances..

T'est français

Hi, I have no problem with my beacon because it is in my collection and is not used now. But it was often used by the first owner while ten years without problems.

roaddevil76 oK thanks and for example in your country is it in use a lot, I mean ambulance, police etc etc? is it a popular rotating emergency light?

+HUN-ESP ANDRAS It is not popular in France because the price is more expensive.

+roaddevil76 OK and can you tell me please what models are popular in France? I really would like to know that cause sometomes I can see that In France you use very different models from the other european counties' models. Here we use in 90% federal Signal, before (like till 3-4 years ago) almost only Code3, so Federal Signal we can say is new enough here but of course it is exepnsive, yes but it is also a very good quality.

Martin Reat Emergency Responses On Ebay perhaps or elightbars.org/forums/

Ok, thanks!

Michael D No.. not even close FDNY ambulances use the PA4000

do they use this siren in clearwater florida?

On essaie ;-)

En tous les cas celle-là est bien réussi ! :) bravo ! ;)

I still have one of those SVP pancake lights. It's the model 1168HX and the quality is so-so... nothing compared to the Federal Signal in the video or the Smith & Wesson version. Both of those are top quality lights. The SVP pancake works but their 1166 teardrop lights are much better. Personally I wouldn't waste my money on a pancake unless it was an S&W or FS brand.

@@johnhancock6114 If you look at the design of the light in the video and your SVP pancake light (I have a few of them myself), there really isn't any difference the way these two brands were made. Smith & Wesson also made a similar pancake light and it used a similar design to the first edition SVP1168 pancake light, which was completely different on the inside. I have both model types (early and later SVP pancake) and there is indeed a night & day difference in their internal design. The early SVP pancake light had a lead counter-balance weight to offset the weight of the reflector, bulb and the motor which all rotated together. The S&W pancake was very similar but doesn't have the lead counter-weight. I personally prefer the counter-weight because I think it provides a smoother running, longer lasting light because the weight is evenly offset on each side. I know a couple people who own the S&W model and they both said they wish their S&W pancake light used the same counter-weight method as the cheaper early SVP pancake lights did. My early edition SVP pancake was made in 1984 but the newer pancake design was made in 1988. The new design is much simpler and was much less costly to make and, unlike the earlier edition, there wasn't much that could go wrong with the newer design. The only newer design pancake I ever had problems with wasn't because of the light itself but because some idiot tried to do some kind of modification to the light and only managed to screw it up and sadly it became a parts-only light. I actually love my SVP1168 pancake lights and the early edition model is quite rare today because you just never see them anywhere and the only ones you do see are the later design model, which are everywhere. I have the early design and 2 of the later design models and they all work perfectly. I noticed the old design has a larger reflector vs the newer design but the newer ones seem to still be plenty bright.

I personally think the SVP model would look a lot better had they incorporated a metal band around the base the way the S&W and Federal Signal Corp models do. I think having a retaining band around the base with a label on it just looks more professional. It seems SVP just used a simple twist on/off dome design, which IMHO, gives their model a somewhat "cheapened" appearance.

Aucune idée!

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