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Westgate Thunderbolt
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Pretty much the case, they're a bit bulkier than the ones on emergency vehicle sirens now-a-days. They are 100 watts each @ 4.2 ohms.Westgate Thunderbolt wrote:Are those 100 watt drivers? They look to be the same size as the drivers used in the emergency vehicle sirens.
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Yup the inspection sticker reads 9-18-85 and the serial number ends in "K85" as well. So it is definitely for 1985.NeoThunderBolt85 wrote:Those drivers remind me of compression drivers for PA audio systems. Does that inspected sticker say 9-18-85?? Things as old as I am.
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Be real careful with the inside part of those horns. The plastic "bugle" inside the cone is easy to break loose.
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