Sentry 40V1T?

[Stevan Z]

You can easily custom-order a 40v1t. It's not like Sentry would have to fabricate any new parts. Why a religious school would custom-order a siren is a mystery to me in the first place. That could be an argument for the siren being a regular 40v2t.

My question is why on earth would they get a 40V2T the loudest siren in the lineup? Why not a 3V8-H or a 10V? Something quieter.

[Crazywarriorman]

You can easily custom-order a 40v1t. It's not like Sentry would have to fabricate any new parts. Why a religious school would custom-order a siren is a mystery to me in the first place. That could be an argument for the siren being a regular 40v2t.

My question is why on earth would they get a 40V2T the loudest siren in the lineup? Why not a 3V8-H or a 10V? Something quieter.

Because jewish people are all about money.

[Jim Z]

Because jewish people are all about money.

wow.

I really, really, really hope this is sarcasm.

[Crazywarriorman]

Because jewish people are all about money.

wow.

I really, really, really hope this is sarcasm.

It really really is.

[Jim Z]

Because jewish people are all about money.

wow.

I really, really, really hope this is sarcasm.

It really really is.

Ok.

Oh, by the way, being able to offend people doesn't make you right either.

[Crazywarriorman]

Ok.

Oh, by the way, being able to offend people doesn't make you right either.

Wise words to live by, thanks Jim. Wasn't trying to offend anyone, just a couple laughs.

[Daniel]

All kidding aside, a Jewish group would certainly not use bells to mark the Sabbath, since those are a Christian invention. In parts of Israel, sirens are used to signal the official time of sundown for the Sabbath. In Muslim countries, civil defense sirens, electronic sirens connected to mosque speakers, or cannon mark the end of the day's Ramadan fast.

[holler]

Hmm, a cannon would be cool. But that would startle the neighbors more than the siren.

[Snowcube]

Bump, but one has finally been recorded by freebrickproductions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rAQb6hkO2Q

It's 10/10 port and sounds really cool IMO.

[FahmiRBLX]

Pardon me if I bumped this, but just correcting Dan.

In Muslim countries, civil defense sirens, electronic sirens connected to mosque speakers, or cannon mark the end of the day's Ramadan fast.

This depend on culture, however. In my country, Malaysia, sirens are just at a handful of places since only very few risk-prone areas & those only sound during tests and warnings, so Syawal 1st (Eid ul-Fitr, after Ramadhan) is marked by announcement by a representative from Majlis Raja-Raja (Kings Council) after Syawal New Moon is spotted by relating authorities.

Even one of our Carter / Gents / Castle Casting (The one in Kuala Kangsar) is only used to mark "Iftar" during Ramadhan.

Then when Eid is declared to occur tomorrow, we fire cannons and light fireworks. Lil' ones play stick firecrackes lit up using Eid Torches placed at areas around our grandparents house.

Anyways we still use mosque speakers to broadcast live Azan.