There are plenty of cheap motor contactors on ebay. Here is one example: https://www.ebay.com/itm/162282142197 A simple timer made from an IC555 circuit, Arduino, or an off the shelf relay timer will work as a remote control. No need for anything fancy. Since this siren is single phase, soft starts,...

This is a good idea!

Those are mini-Molex plugs, not part of the logic. There is no way to modify sounds on a modern digital siren, but you can circuit bend older analog sirens such as the PA-300. I wrote a post 20 years ago on eLightbars on how to add phaser to that siren

Banned. This is NotVoyager again.

corollagirl wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 12, 2022 12:16 am

I am starting a Siren Pin Icon collection out of random pictures


Credit to everyone that is on the list


Here is the download link:

(download link isnt ready because it isnt finished)

Create a thread when your post is ready, otherwise there's no point. Locked.

"BShinn" was pretty active on The Siren Board (and the previous one) back in the day. Search his posts for some goodies. Sadly he hasn't logged in here in since early 2010. https://www.airraidsirens.net/forums/search.php?keywords=&terms=all&author=BShinn&sc=1&sf=all&sk=...

It's possible they can't procure the motor that's used in that siren due to supply chain issues, but that's purely speculation on my part.

This is a great idea, but one that probably needs some tweaking. A full all-in-one map of the US (or the world) is just not practical. Already, it takes several minutes to load on my high end gaming PC, and that's without everything populated. My suggestion would be to break everything down by state...

Bath where? Need a state/country/etc to answer your question.