@@beakfish7319 Like said previously, within my almost 30 years selling and installing emergency vehicle equipment. I have never seen an incident where a magnet/suction mounted beacon or mini lightbar fly off a moving vehicle. But another reason they don't recommend it is in the event of a collision they can easily become a projectile. I always recommend to customers that they remove them when not in use.

@@412psekustomzllc7 now that is something I never thought about actually. I'm going to have to keep that in mind. thank you!

found them , thx for video

@@Mcleod0000 You should be able to buy them at most parts stores or if you have a Harbor Frieght Tools around you.

@@felicianonavarrocaez6019 ¿Cual version? Presentamos tres versiones diferentes en este video.

@@felicianonavarrocaez6019 ¿Cual version? Presentamos tres versiones diferentes en este video.

@@Dabbleatory The Feniex 4200 Mini Controller has a standby power of 10 mA

Yeah so we ran a pair of them on one our shop trucks for almost three years and they held up just fine. We sell alot of them locally mainly to the construction industry and for replacing old rotating beacons on fire apparatus. We haven't had any come back under warranty since they were released by Feniex. So I fully believe they are among the best available today specially at the price point.

I will mention this to Sr. as advice when he starts recording for our channel again. Unfortunately being a family/first responder owned shop we are always listening to our local scanner channels. But I will let him know that it creates an issue with these videos and will get it corrected. Thanks for the feedback.

The lights in this video were the same Feniex T3's used in the video of the positive switched patterns 1-20.

I believe it is possible. If you visit the SOS main mPowers site page you can download the install manual which explains the three(3) programmable user configurations which offer different functions based on the full line of five(5) wire mPowers. myportal.soundoffsignal.com/s/product/mpower-fascia-4/01t5f0000044tBTAAY

So in most cases you would be correct. This build specifically was very labor intensive and uses alot of equipment. We are very competitive specially when working with volunteer organizations with budgets that rely mostly on donations. So I can say that even with the many labor hours, this build was completed and delivered for less than $10,000. Which is almost unheard-of industry wide.

Love to get comments like this. Great to here that our videos are helping others realize that some repairs can be DIY to save $ or to save the day.

Can you elaborate in a bit more detail? I'm assuming you have a zone defense backup camera system that you installed a newer monitor to? Is that correct? Is the new monitor a Zone Defense monitor? I guess my best advise would be to contact Zone Defense's tech support. It may be that the newer monitor is just defective?

I have to agree with u. I tried the sylvania zevo 7443R led brake light bulbs on my 2015 lifted Scion xB. And it works very well. The 7440A on the other hands. It works ok, decently bright-ish in daytime and I notice some of the drivers are not letting me merge or letting me move to a different lane. The front was a bit brighter than the back. But it has some dark spots. As much as I love the zevo led bulbs and recommend them, these 7440A doesn’t work well for my application. It just depends on how ur tail lights and headlights design. If a tail light turn signal housing have a flat area that’s not too roomy lookin housing, the Amber zevo led will work well. Especially when it comes to amber color lens to bright them up more. But if it’s a large chrome housing, it can light up but not fully. Brake lights are the way to go. Turn signals, it’s a game of buy and try or hit or miss type of Amber. That’s why we prefer a 360 led lights that are ultra bright. Like lasfit, auxito, auxbeam. With wattage make 24-28 watts per bulb. While zevo Amber turn signals that’s two sides only makes 1.5 watts. Again, red led making 0.4 watts parking light and 1.5 watts brake function works very well. But 50/50 for turn signals.

I will say this though. Not all vehicles will work well on 3157A zevo bulbs. I see these work well on smaller reflector style for turn signals. For example my family’s 2017 Toyota sienna LE front 3157A. With small circle shape reflectors, the zevo amber led bulbs works wondering and keeps the light output full. Looks very oem plus. If it’s a large housing like modern F250 trucks, the zevo 3157A will not be bright enough and the led only face backwards, and not covered with a 360 type. On the 7440 rear amber turn signals for the zevo bulbs, or maybe small yet narrow. But the 2sided rear turn signal wasn’t good enough. I’m wondering if a standard led will work, since the body of the Sylvania standard 3157A led work a little better. Because of the body is translucent, when the led lights is on, the body of the translucent will help spread the light a bit better. Just need to test them to see how it goes.

The maximum current draw @12volts for this unit is only 1amp. So a relay really isn't necessary but you can use one if you wish. The black wire lead is ground ofcoarse. The other leads activate different functions. Wire: Function: Red = 12V+, Red Light Black = 12v-, Ground Yellow = 12V+, Bright White Light White = 12V+, Dim White Light So take power to a toggle switch then wire the switch to whichever functions you wish to utilize. If you decide not to use certain functions of the Light. Make sure to tape or heat shrink those wire leads to ensure they do not make contact with anything one installation is complete.

They give them a run for their money. I have customers that run both Whelen and SoundOff that I think would agree.