Do u own a faraday 5420? I might get one(depends on price) and its 6vdc. But it has 2 black wires, so does it have any postive & negative wires or is it just like the Federal 450 without postive & negative wires
I don't own a 5420, but I believe that it's a non-polarized model. If both wires are black, I'd be almost certain that it's non-polarized. Unless you plan on wiring it to a 6 VDC panel with polarized NACs, it should work just fine being powered off a 6 VDC power supply.
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One of my favorite 2904s, nothing beats a red lense. Looks great with a strobe on it
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Yo, I love that thing! Looks so cool!
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One hospital in my old area had (has?) some 2904's with red lenses, mostly installed next to 10" bells. Not sure if they're strobes or lights.
Poggers.
Cool, I have a light version
Why were you off of RUclips for so long? I missed your vids...
Just been really busy.
Do u own a faraday 5420? I might get one(depends on price) and its 6vdc. But it has 2 black wires, so does it have any postive & negative wires or is it just like the Federal 450 without postive & negative wires
I don't own a 5420, but I believe that it's a non-polarized model. If both wires are black, I'd be almost certain that it's non-polarized.
Unless you plan on wiring it to a 6 VDC panel with polarized NACs, it should work just fine being powered off a 6 VDC power supply.
@@Fahrenheit4051 Non Polarized means no positive & negative right
@@ThatOneExoRailfan Yes.