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  • omg ur rich xD

  • I have a WCH 20" crossing flasher.

  • eaglelux makes nice signals in my opinion 

  • hey is that a honda 250. in atv in the bg

  • Nice

  • 0:57 im confused!! go or stop lol

  • were did you get the traffic light

  • lol put it on ur drive way, face it towards ur house dude it will be cool

  • wer did u get it from? i have one from a pedestrian crossing here in england that i got from a crash lol

  • Well, it's longer when it is on red, and it gives you a short amount of time to go. Very cool though!

  • DAMN!! what do your parents pay you for an allowance?! you got a fire alarm system and now a gosh dern traffic Light?! wtf.

  • Pffffffffft.

    I can't speak for sirens or fire alarm systems, but traffic lights are cheap.

    I have a 1960s TSI 8" R/Y/G signal that I'm restoring.

  • pause at 0:14 and 0:58 and red and green are on at once.

  • is that safe XD

  • why do u have a traffic light

  • where did you get that controller? i have a traffic light in my room and the only way to control it is by using light switches. how much is the controller, anyway?

    P.S. your videos are awesome.

  • Thanks!

    I bought the controller from a fellow enthusiast a few years back. I don't know if he has any more though

  • na you can just get a universal remote put the code down and tada for em

  • @soccerdude7330 Now, that's a good hobby! Collecting Traffic Lights! Do you also collect street signs & stop signs, too?

  • You can usually find a cheap circuitboard style controller that fits inside the signal on the auction websites. Just search for "traffic light controller" or "lights to go". If there isn't one now, there will be. They usually run over $50 depending on how many people bid on them. Installation is simple.

  • it turned green when u stoped talking lol

  • Hi, I have an EPAC M50 for sale for $950

    ( we liquidate and are an auction co.)

    Contact me if interested, it'll be on ebay soon too.

  • LOL!

  • An easy way to check how may phases it supports is this: on the EPAC main menu screen, you will see an OS version. Anything 2.x is 8 phase, anything 3.x is 16 phase.

  • do you have a alarm/signal things fetish :P?

  • Are you planning on getting the EPAC M50?

  • I will probably be getting the M50 soon from another collector. Its alot more powerful than the 300's and they aren't easy to come by for collectors. Priced new the M50 is $2,100. I don't think Charlie here is getting one. This is my first shot at getting one myself.

  • wow you had this since six

  • lol restore plastic. You can't really restore plastic, you can clean it, thats really it. But anyways cool video. The EPACs do 16 phases but 8 phases have outputs. the other 8 have to be modified to work. But to be picky, I am NOT impressed with how you have the wiring set up. Live voltage is a concern, and the wires can easily slip off a load switch and blow the EPAC and give quite a fireworks display. Build a cabinet and mount everything inside.

  • Well, I only hooked this up for testing. I only had it on for the video, and I have it all disconnected now. Don't worry, I'll buy a cabinet..you'll keep bugging me about it..lol

    But first I have to FIND one.

  • I bug you about it because I'd hate to see you damage the controller or get hurt. 120 is not to be messed with.

  • not really but if you know what ur doin it wouldent hurt to play around with eletricity

  • Obviously you haven't been bit by 120 volts. Not a tickle, and plus the amps can kill. Anything over .01 Amps kills and this setup has 2. Not only that but the EPAC units as well as most traffic controllers run on a low voltage, if the wiring pile he has going comes loose and the high voltage connections touch the low ones, you'll blow the brains out of a very expensive controller and pose a fire hazard. In other words, electricity is nothing to "play" with, especially the higher voltages

  • to continue from my last post, he would be much better off if he mounted the controller load switch packs appropriately in a locked cabinet. Thats the proper way to do it. I've told him constantly to do this, I guess it's going to take a fire, damage, or himself being blown across the room to get him to put this thing in a cabinet like it should be.

  • actually i have ur right its not pleasure lol but i c ur safty is strong thts great but after all no one is perfect we all make mistakes and if he wants to take danger thts his decision. but i do under stand ur point of view

  • Well Nick, I've told you as well, it's not easy to get a cabinet. I'm not going to make mu own, if I do get something like this, it's gonna be the real thing. Don't worry Nick, I know what I'm doing, and I'm being super cautious and keeping safety in mind at the same time.

  • Charlie,

    I know you how to wire it, lol i taught you that, its just the "pile" you have going with the load switches that bugs me. I don't want you to get hurt with it or damage a nice controller like the EPAC. A cabinet would be a good investment and keep the controller running inside. or even just a small shelf with the wiring neatly mounted.

    -Nick

  • i need a request of the yellow and red light flashing please. i will subscribe and you show me how road work people work it. thanks derykey

  • now *that* is fully awesome!

  • where could i get one, and how much would it cost me do you think

  • Nice! :)

  • I probably will. lol

  • very cool.!

  • Nice Signal. How long did it take to refurbish?

  • About a day or so.

  • Cool!

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