I think the original is actually 3,600rpm.... It is stupid high pitch with 15 ports....
I'll be excited to see a video of it back in action.
The pitch seems to have peaked around what an STH-10 does, although it had a bit more of a 'bite' like a Sterling M. Maybe it's something to do with horizontal sirens.. Anyway, here are pictures I took of it before being cleaned up, plus some ones I took last night. Sorry for the poor lighting, it was around 18:00 that it went off. I'll try and get the video uploaded tonight, but my ISP's service is extremely unreliable.Mac wrote:I think the original is actually 3,600rpm.... It is stupid high pitch with 15 ports....
I'll be excited to see a video of it back in action.
That's the reason that I love the M series, I'm happy to know that the Lion does that too. Although, I wouldn't quite desribe it as a shrill sound, perhaps more of a 'pulsing' sound. I guess I really notice it because the only other siren I've heard up close was the ultra-smooth STH-10.Mac wrote:Wow, that is really different than mine. I don't have cast projectors or anything.
I agree about bite. It has been a while since I wound up either my B or my M5 (16/16), but I feel like the B is a tad more shrill sounding.
That "bite" comes from the number of ports. It peaks around an STH-10 due to having an older, high-slip motor but the timbre is different due to the fact that there are more ports, but they are smaller.Kasm279 wrote:The pitch seems to have peaked around what an STH-10 does, although it had a bit more of a 'bite' like a Sterling M. Maybe it's something to do with horizontal sirens.. Anyway, here are pictures I took of it before being cleaned up, plus some ones I took last night. Sorry for the poor lighting, it was around 18:00 that it went off. I'll try and get the video uploaded tonight, but my ISP's service is extremely unreliable.Mac wrote:I think the original is actually 3,600rpm.... It is stupid high pitch with 15 ports....
I'll be excited to see a video of it back in action.
EDIT: Oops, forgot the link https://www.dropbox.com/sh/j46x7w7r4r0ewg9/gaFzTUDe1s?m
Yeah, I figured that lower RPM = lower pitch. I should be able to get the video uploaded tonight.thewoog34 wrote: That "bite" comes from the number of ports. It peaks around an STH-10 due to having an older, high-slip motor but the timbre is different due to the fact that there are more ports, but they are smaller.
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