Lights for sale

Pictures of emergency service vehicles, radio equipment etc
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Lights for sale

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*buys and chases people around*
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Post by jmmw »

hahaha but seriously some one really really sad will spend $500 for just that purpose
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A warsug member perhaps lol
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Why much around with that when you can get

http://www.signalone.com.au/Content_Com ... ghtbar.seo
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Post by jmmw »

Schism_ wrote:A warsug member perhaps lol
Doing suburb coverage today at work spotted 8 vy/vz commodores in the yangebup area. antennae/s on the back window, pursuit rims some with tinted windows.

We should stake our their houses and see how long it takes for them to go zooming around with lights on!

atleast 6 of them will no doubt read this :P
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You described my old commodore :P I now have a Black BF XR6T, I could really scare people if I had one.
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Its a bit disturbing they also sell police badges-even if there just to go on the collar.
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Post by donks »

ok so just recently i have started a new job working for a Forklift company in Welshpool. Today i was doing a pre-sale inspection of one of the trucks. I noticed it had a blue strobe light on the head guard rather that an amber one... This kind of took me by suprise as i thought it would have been illegal.

I think before it can be sold it has to have this replaced with an amber strobe light..

Would anyone here know if its illegal to have a blue strobe on a forklift?!?
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Post by Fastlane »

donks wrote:ok so just recently i have started a new job working for a Forklift company in Welshpool. Today i was doing a pre-sale inspection of one of the trucks. I noticed it had a blue strobe light on the head guard rather that an amber one... This kind of took me by suprise as i thought it would have been illegal.

I think before it can be sold it has to have this replaced with an amber strobe light..

Would anyone here know if its illegal to have a blue strobe on a forklift?!?
If it's not road registered/used on a public road, there's nothing illegal about it. It is poor form though...
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Depends where it is being used and what for, they may have dpi permission for it?
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Post by Toottoot »

I dont think it would make a class one vehicle.
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Post by donks »

Toottoot wrote:I dont think it would make a class one vehicle.
yeh i will look into its history of what conditions it was working in.. I do know some places have high intensity clear strobes and have seen red ones too.

ha ha how funny would it be hearing:

VKI: Whats your class of vehicle and driver status?

"VKI we have a Priority Pursuit driver, Class of vehicle is.. errrm... 2.5tonne Toyota forklift."
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Post by dazla »

It may be used on a mine site, I think they use a blue light are a warning light for certain chemicals. I would check to is buying it before you go changing it.
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Post by Tyranus »

Yeah mine sites often use blue lights to indicate carrying something dangerous...i.e. explosives or chemicals, it may be something like that.
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