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Re: Yorkville Hose Fire - Rescue Mobile Directo

Tue Aug 27, 2013 4:59 pm

Either way I can't see ACA/ASC making 1 custom housing to fit a MD
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Re: Yorkville Hose Fire - Rescue Mobile Directo

Wed Aug 28, 2013 5:28 am

Daniel wrote:Sirens capable of hi-lo are rather rare.
What electromechanical sirens are capable of doing hi-lo, anyway?

Thunderbolt 1003, 2/3T22, and possibly some Sentrys and Model Xs (Model 5 or 7?) are all that I can think of.
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Re: Yorkville Hose Fire - Rescue Mobile Directo

Wed Aug 28, 2013 8:01 am

Some of the soundmasters had dampers. The Banshee and the Cyclone could be ordered with a damper for pulse.
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Yorkville Hose Fire - Rescue Mobile Directo

Wed Aug 28, 2013 11:40 am

Urbanexplorer wrote:
Daniel wrote:Sirens capable of hi-lo are rather rare.
What electromechanical sirens are capable of doing hi-lo, anyway?

Thunderbolt 1003, 2/3T22, and possibly some Sentrys and Model Xs (Model 5 or 7?) are all that I can think of.
I think you mean just a 3T22 or a 2T22 converted to a 3T22. Sentrys were made in the 80s (I think a 10V2T) to do pulse. I'm sure you could re wire it for high low (but that would be kinda strange). The model X would be Fedelcodes, right?
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