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Daniel
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Re: Got my first siren!
You won't get enough current from a 9 volt battery, which were designed for old transistor radios which used less current than flashlights. There are still some 6 volt motorcycle batteries that would power it.
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Re: Got my first siren!
Congrats! One of my very first sirens was a vehicle siren and I still have it to this day!
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Re: Got my first siren!
Yeah, I was guessing that... I mean, I ran it on a 6V lantern battery and it ran. The battery didn't give much run time so I guess I should use a motorcycle battery.Daniel wrote:You won't get enough current from a 9 volt battery, which were designed for old transistor radios which used less current than flashlights. There are still some 6 volt motorcycle batteries that would power it.
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Re: Got my first siren!
You can find car battery chargers with a 6 volt setting that put out enough current to run it.
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