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Found it! Getaway HS2 beacon assembly

Good luck with that. They seem to be like hens teeth.

I bought an assembly bit by bit over a couple of years, only got it installed the day I sold the machine. Dread to think what I paid for it in total but it wasn't cheap. Got the beacon cover from Portugal and the light assembly bit from Greece. Got the board from England I think...

Anyhow good luck with your search
 
damn I was hoping it wasn't the case, I would like it original but I have fitted those led strobes before from China which look pretty cool, there's a video on YouTube of them in action. Look like I'm gunna have to fit them again till I can source one, :(
 
Millionaire s used to be great doners for the motor part and then some red lens plastic inside the white dome.
 
The ones I posted aren't LED they have the actual spinning motor.
 
Export-Spec Millionaire & High Speed used the same beacon lamp/motor, but AFAIR they (and the triple beacons on F-14) operated on 28v power, while the one on Getaway is 12v.
 
thanks for the help fellas but i got giddy after a few beers and ended up paying nearly £200 for all the parts i needed from marco and pspa :/ i should probably lay of the beers ha ha
 
Excellent. Drink more beer if it helps you do things the proper way. ;)
 
knazzo said:
I have a NOS F-14 beacon motor (same as Highspeed / Highspeed II).
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Actually, the motor for F-14 is a lot larger than that used in High Speed and export-spec Millionaire, and both types (as mentioned in #10 above) are a different voltage from the motor for High Speed II.
 
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