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by HisandHersforever on October 14th, 2009
It's known through out the fire industry as wig wag.
go to galls.com they carry them with easy to follow instructions. Be aware of your local vehicle codes, most all state and local laws require you to have a fire,emt,or police certification to use these items on your vehicle.
If you have a certification, the next step will be inspection, which gets turned into state, they'll issue you a sticker to be displayed in windshield. Caught without it you could face serious fines and possible loss of vehicle.
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