The oscillating light in the 4449 is has the bulb mounting plate of a rotating dual bulb Mars Light. This
mounting plate is secured to a "figure 8" mechanism from another type of Mars Light. The motor has 2 linkages joining the
mounting plate. The light is run with both lights on. The beam pattern of this unit is a "figure 8".
Larry Miller (4449 roundhouse)
Chris Zurek
The GS4 configuration has 3 dynamos, 2 operating at 32V, one for headlights
and cab lights and the other for electric brakes, (that one is now used for
skirt lighting). The third dynamo is a 12V unit for the Mars Light (we
also use it to operate the radio).
The mechanism for the light consists of a vertically installed 12 volt motor
with the gearbox located below. On each side of this gearbox, a link connects
to the top and mid-section of the bulb mounting plate.
The bulbs in this unit are 12 volt, 7" auto bulbs.
Larry Miller (4449 roundhouse)
The following photo (and crop) were taken by Larry Miller:
The headlight plate (Mars SB-9000) is affixed to a circular gimbal of another Mars unit which used a single bulb-reflector or sealed beam lamp.