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Have a new little issue to address on my truck.... I need flashing lights!
I drive my truck for work... heavy civil construction... and soon we're about to unleash 5 years of suck on the citizens on San Diego county as we build some crazy stuff along I-5 and the whole La Jolla area...
Let me know what you all think.
If you're in a white 4 door raptor with flashing lights... everyone will think youre the project engineer, thats for damn sure! Just dont roll down the window! LOL! If he goes to UCSD... Ill be the guy building the light rail system through UCSD. After it leaves the VA Hospital itll go right through Pepper Canyon (where all the student housing is), and then head down Voigt Drive... cross I-5 and pass through the parking lots for the medical campus.I agree, that really sucks! I'm driving Norcal to La Jolla 2-3 times a year for at least another 2-3 years - my son is going to UCSD. So, ... if I get amber flashing lights for my truck I can drive through the construction areas?
Pretty sure it was a 3 wire setup power, ground and sync. Then I'd another wire you tap to 12v to select the pattern.Those are sweet! Any info on how theyre wired up???
Where do you work? And what do you do? If you don't mind me askingI mounted Rigid led cubes and bars in the front fog light position and the center 20" bar position and a couple cubes under the rear bumper that can put amber covers or any color for that matter and also an led strip above the rear bumper but under the tailgate with double stick. Also 7 amber single leds up under the truck body on the running boards of my Raptor. I flip a switch to turn lights on for use and have another switch to turn the strobe function on. That way all the lights serve dual purposes. I work for a geo stabilization company fixing landslides and rock falls. I like the ability to snap the covers on and off the Rigid lights. Being able to also light up the night when needed is a good feature as well.
If you're in a white 4 door raptor with flashing lights... everyone will think youre the project engineer, thats for damn sure! Just dont roll down the window! LOL! If he goes to UCSD... Ill be the guy building the light rail system through UCSD. After it leaves the VA Hospital itll go right through Pepper Canyon (where all the student housing is), and then head down Voigt Drive... cross I-5 and pass through the parking lots for the medical campus.
So ya... I apologize in advance!
I will call dibs on this if it is not already spoken for. Let me know.I have an LED flasher that's been setting on the floor in my office for awhile now. I was just wanting the led cubes that came with it but never got around to doing the project. I don't know if it will work for what you want but rather than just sitting it's yours if you want it, just pay shipping.
Here are a few pics and a video of the patterns.
http://1drv.ms/1yXJfYn