Re: [MV] Strobe Light, yellow, request ID and voltage

Richard Van Hoomissen (rvanhoo@IBM.net)
Tue, 29 Sep 1998 18:17:25 -0700

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Today the Oregon Military Museum director said what I (you) have is a
Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System as suggested by one.
Question is what wound it take to make it into a Rotating Amber Warning
Light System (RAWLS) or close?

Richard Van Hoomissen wrote:
>
> I bought:SIMULASER CORP. City of Industry, Calif
> FSCM 8T239
> Assy 010120-01 Mfg 3/88
>
> It has white, red and black wires and are shielded. It stands
> 26" high, has velcro around base which is in brass (od'd) cage and
> bottom 16" is one inch id pipe.
> Can you tell me how these were used and what the power requirements
> and hook up are. Thanks for any data. Richard.
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