Vehile Lighting

[derekp18]

I'm new to the forum and really like the site...

First off.... I recently purchased a 2000 Ford ZX-2 (Hoping I am not the only one in EMS on here with this car...) Got the car since I was tired of getting such bad mpg with my Durango.

If anyone has one please let me know what you did for lighting or if you have any ideas...I am not looking to spend too much but need some advice on a good deal for lights...

Thanks a lot for any help!

[scott33]

Headlights, tail lights, brake lights, and directionals (front and rear) should do the trick.

You are 18...anything else on your POV, and you are asking for trouble.

[brentoli]

90 watt 4 head X-Pak Kit w/ FREE SWITCH $ 270.99 $ 270.99

Brookings Digital Programmable Switch Panel $ 139.99 $ 139.99

Whelen Dual Ultra LED Talon --

Colors : Red/Red

Options : None $ 229.99 $ 229.99

Predator II Ultra LED Grill/Deck Light --

Colors : Red $ 149.99 $ 299.98

911EP Ultra LED Stars --

Colors : Red $ 55.99 $ 111.98

Nova Undercover Hide-a-LED --

Colors : Red $ 89.99 $ 179.98

Able 2 Undercover Siren $ 119.99 $ 119.99

Able 2 Slimline Speaker $ 139.99 $ 139.99

Whelen Headlight flasher $ 47.99 $ 47.99

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$ 1540.88

Fifteen hundred forty dollars and eighty-eight cents. Plus shipping.

I put the Nova Undercover Hide-a-LED in because they just look cool. You can subtract $179 if you don't want them.

Most paramedic programs I have looked into cost approximately $3000.

At Ivy Tech State College in Indiana Fifteen hundred dollars will get you a semester of classes.

Eighteen, driving a small sporty car, did you ask your insurance agent how much extra the lights will cost you?

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[JPINFV]

Well, my car has some...

Wait a minute, the first reply took care of my post.

/don't forget about the all important AM/FM radio.

[Richard B the EMT]

Written permission from your agency for allowing you to use emergency lights, and the knowledge that, either if or when you are involved in a collision, YOU are responsible, not the agency. Your insurance broker might have something to say about it, too.

You also might want to look at the string about Due Regard.

[spenac]

What's a vehile? And why does it need lights?

[Richard B the EMT]

A vehile? OMG, I didn't catch that one. Safe to presume poster meant a vehicle.

[spenac]

A vehile? OMG, I didn't catch that one. Safe to presume poster meant a vehicle.

Never know with all these big city medics round here, might be some new fangled gadget.

[Richard B the EMT]

Never know with all these big city medics round here, might be some new fangled gadget.

...or a small town one either.

[derekp18]

try a very small town, very large rural response area.... Thanks for those who actually know how to make an intelligent response...