Obviously I was wrong but in addition to the front red steady burning light, I thought all CA emergency vehicles had to have an amber flashing light in the rear as well.
@CJM What CVC requires that? Im only aware of a CVC that "allows" flashing amber, but none that "require" flashing amber on a peace officer's vehicle. The solid red is the cvc required warning light.
@CJM Agreed... for Red. No such requirement for Amber, except for officers of the court who are not peace officers. I don't see too many meeting that definition in my part of Cali.
I didn't know this either, but apparently all lights do - their reflector is set up to spread the beam out left/right so if you tilt it sideways, it throws it up/down instead. StrobesNMore did a great video explaining it - ua-cam.com/video/c_nYLqD6jsQ/v-deo.html&feature=emb_title
Front facing stead burn does not need to be on when front emergency lighting is not active. I.e pulled over on the side of the road and rear warning active. Secondary units at traffic stops. Etc.
@@Anon1mous If we're talking about stoplights, yes. But with emergency vehicles, it's the same rule if you see one responding and coming up behind you: pull to the right and stop.
They've obviously had some bad experiences in the past with their previous installers from what Mark said towards the end of the video. Probably wanted to try someone new, and since 911 Rapid Response publicizes a lot of their work, they probably felt like they were the right fit.
No one says you have to make prisoners comfortable but Jesus Christ I almost had a panic attack just looking at that compartment and I’m not claustrophobic
CA only needs steady red. IIRC - it stems form a CA court case from year and years ago, where the defendant was able to argue that he did not see the red flashing light (likely an old rotating beacon) on the pursuing vehicle, because each time he looked back, it was in-between flashes (or so he claimed). As a result, CA agencies adopted the steady red burning light.
It's a requirement in the California Vehicle Code to have a steady burn red visible at 500 (iirc) feet. I know it's not required, but some California agencies (like LAPD and LASD for example) have a blue steady burn on the opposite side for symmetry, while other agencies (CHP and evidentially Modoc SD) have only the red steady burn. I was just curious if there was a benefit behind having only the red vs having a more symmetrical red/blue steady burn.
Yeah too bad the Ford foundation donated 3.7 mill to defund the police, l won't be buying a Ford ever again or even drive one as a police officer, good thing my department just purchased all brand new Tahoes.
Seems like Mark needs to do a little more research and scripting before filming these videos. The quality seems to be slipping lately. Just saying, not trying to be an internet troll.
@@morg102 I was referring to the fact that he didn't give hardly any information on the lighting equipment and stumbled his way through the whole video 😉
Population 8, 777 (yep.....less than 9 thousand)......glad to see MODOC County spending big money on stuff they don't need. Why not? IT'S TAXPAYERS MONEY!!!! www.google.com/search?q=modoc+county&oq=modoc+county+&aqs=chrome..69i57.7601j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Don't forget the front license plate bracket before shipping out. California is a front plate state.
I love how they re take it and don’t take out the miss take
Very nice package, and i like the setup
In the future would you be able to show the flash pattern for all light stages?
Obviously I was wrong but in addition to the front red steady burning light, I thought all CA emergency vehicles had to have an amber flashing light in the rear as well.
No, just 1 forward facing red light steady burning
@CJM What CVC requires that? Im only aware of a CVC that "allows" flashing amber, but none that "require" flashing amber on a peace officer's vehicle. The solid red is the cvc required warning light.
@CJM Agreed... for Red. No such requirement for Amber, except for officers of the court who are not peace officers. I don't see too many meeting that definition in my part of Cali.
A flashing amber would be nice, as studies conducted show that traffic is more likely to move over.
Wig wag ambers above the tailgate would be nice. Just saying.
Didnt know that Ions should be mounted a specific way.
I didn't know this either, but apparently all lights do - their reflector is set up to spread the beam out left/right so if you tilt it sideways, it throws it up/down instead. StrobesNMore did a great video explaining it - ua-cam.com/video/c_nYLqD6jsQ/v-deo.html&feature=emb_title
You guys are absolutely TOP NOTCH!! Wish my company would do business with you all!
You guys do great work!
Those stuffed animal dogs are nice but can’t find them on your guys website nor on there website.
Front facing stead burn does not need to be on when front emergency lighting is not active. I.e pulled over on the side of the road and rear warning active. Secondary units at traffic stops. Etc.
BMobleyracer4 Correct 👍🏻
Very Nice Job As Always
Learn something new today, I thought the steady burn lights were only a CHP thing
All of California is that way, fire, ems, LE, all have to have it. I personally think its pretty weird.
@@MedicRyan18 but it's what makes CA emergency vehicles very distinguishable.
Red means stop right? Red light. Red stop signs. Etc. Makes sense.
@@Anon1mous If we're talking about stoplights, yes. But with emergency vehicles, it's the same rule if you see one responding and coming up behind you: pull to the right and stop.
Google can tell you why they have this.
Sharp unit. I like it.
Bit late for tictok isn't it? Lol
I love this car
How is the phasing programed in command for the red/blue T-ions?
That thing is sweet
also had no idea cages cam in white, cool!
Where can I buy that System from
Why would a California department want to go so far?
They've obviously had some bad experiences in the past with their previous installers from what Mark said towards the end of the video. Probably wanted to try someone new, and since 911 Rapid Response publicizes a lot of their work, they probably felt like they were the right fit.
Because it's not their money being used to upfit the vehicles, so why not send them across the Country?
Is it just me or are those police lights not bright at all during the day
No one says you have to make prisoners comfortable but Jesus Christ I almost had a panic attack just looking at that compartment and I’m not claustrophobic
What is the CA requirement, again?
Steady burn red
25252 cvc
Is there any reason that they didn't want steady burn blue with the red to the front? Just looks a little odd with the lack of symmetry.
CA only needs steady red. IIRC - it stems form a CA court case from year and years ago, where the defendant was able to argue that he did not see the red flashing light (likely an old rotating beacon) on the pursuing vehicle, because each time he looked back, it was in-between flashes (or so he claimed). As a result, CA agencies adopted the steady red burning light.
It's a requirement in the California Vehicle Code to have a steady burn red visible at 500 (iirc) feet. I know it's not required, but some California agencies (like LAPD and LASD for example) have a blue steady burn on the opposite side for symmetry, while other agencies (CHP and evidentially Modoc SD) have only the red steady burn. I was just curious if there was a benefit behind having only the red vs having a more symmetrical red/blue steady burn.
Modoc county is the-middle-of-nowhere. You may have more people working for you than live there.
Police K9 Unit Muito bom.
I see there was no MDT why is that?
My city doesn't use MDT's they just run all their Name, vehicle database, and calls through county dispatch
Yeah too bad the Ford foundation donated 3.7 mill to defund the police, l won't be buying a Ford ever again or even drive one as a police officer, good thing my department just purchased all brand new Tahoes.
Seems like Mark needs to do a little more research and scripting before filming these videos. The quality seems to be slipping lately. Just saying, not trying to be an internet troll.
Yes how dare they leave in a funny blooper and prove they are a human company who have fun. Shame on them really.
@@morg102 I was referring to the fact that he didn't give hardly any information on the lighting equipment and stumbled his way through the whole video 😉
Population 8, 777 (yep.....less than 9 thousand)......glad to see MODOC County spending big money on stuff they don't need. Why not? IT'S TAXPAYERS MONEY!!!! www.google.com/search?q=modoc+county&oq=modoc+county+&aqs=chrome..69i57.7601j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
What exactly did you see here that they do not need?
First
More wasted taxpayers money
How is it wasted?