The current setup is a 100 watt Code 3 RLS Siren and one Whelen Beta 100 watt siren remotely mounted. Both sirens are running on Whelen SA-314 speakers. Enjoy.
Do you know what year this siren was manufactured? And do the first RLS sirens made in early 2000's have the same sounding wail and yelp tones as the new ones??
TheMaverick91683 If its like I did mine I have 2 separate siren amplifiers and I just tied in the hands free or steering wheel horn wire into a switch on my light controller
It's the entire force.
Really great video, thanks for sharing!!
one very cool setup....
@ericthesoldier The air horn is actually wired to the far right accessory switch, I just forgot to activate it during the video. Thanks
Think you can do a separate demo of just Code 3 RLS siren? This is cool by the way!
@fastattack1095 nice set up in my oppinon you should hook up a whelen sirens airhorn to so they sound real good
id be having too much fun with that
can't wait to have my own car ^_^
How did you?
Do you know what year this siren was manufactured? And do the first RLS sirens made in early 2000's have the same sounding wail and yelp tones as the new ones??
@fastattack1095 Cool man u should do the airhonr one time
@fastattack1095 so you mean to tell me that the whelen siren has a airhorn?
One can only focus on driving with both hands and eyes on the wheel, you need a copilot to do this.......
brostugen I can know the tones and focus to
@eerrbb256 that is exactly the purpose
@ericthesoldier Yes, it does
Do whelen beta wail vs code 3 rls hi lo as dual tone
how does one do this exactly?
TheMaverick91683 If its like I did mine I have 2 separate siren amplifiers and I just tied in the hands free or steering wheel horn wire into a switch on my light controller