I still see that there is a big on what all the lights, ect, on ECTO-1 are. So let's try and settle this once and for all…Starting at the top;
The two light bars are, as we all seem to be agreed on, the ‘Force 4 XL’, made by Code 3. The bars on ECTO-1 are actually only 49 inches wide as, compared to the wider 56“ bar that was used on ECTO-1A. And for anybody that still doesn't belive me, you can gauge it by the width of the siren housing in the middle of the bar in comparison to the 18” blue lenses.
Next we come to the lights on the roof rack. On the front left side there is a ‘Model 19 Propelloray’. A horizontal rotating beacon made by Federal. It is also pretty much the same unit as the Federal model 18 ‘Solaray, the only significant diferance being the mounting. If we now look over to the right side we see the siren. This is also made by federal and is the 12v model C5GB. Sadly the famous siren sound heared in the film was dubbed over, but nevermind. Anyway, inbetween these two pieces, we can see a small strobe head. This is a Whelen Engineering ’Strobe Light Beacon' model no: HR-DF-14 FAA-PMA/STC Sa615EA with a clear lense to be precice. As the ‘FAA’ sugests this is actually an anti-collision aviation strobe, the kind commonly used on Cessna's.
Now if we move back on to the roof, we can see that there are four small lights with blue lenses, one mounted on each corner. These are 6" Deck lights, made by Unity and that is all there is to say about them.
Next, if we move down on to the front wing, we can see another, slightly larger blue light, mounted just infront of the drivers side door. This is a Unity Spotlight, with optional mirror fixed on the back. It is a remote operated unit, controlled via a rod that leads to a handle in the cab, comming out of the dash just infront of the screen wash/wiper control and next to the steering wheel.
Lastly there are the two strobe heads mounted on the center bar of the grill, level with the headlights. These are not self contained strobe units like the one on the roof rack, they are Whelen ‘mini stobes’ probably similar to the Whelen ‘IS1’ series, with low profile lensese (actally the low profile version of the lense found on the HR-DF unit mounted on the roof).
Well there you go, any questions don't hesitate to ask, or any arguments…Bring it on!!!
And yes, I have the car to back this up.
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