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Snowcube
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Federal Signal model 3t?
Was the model 3 ever made in a dual tone variant? If so what was the port ratio? The reason I ask is because the 2001 and Equinox both use a model 3 rotor. I have a design in mind for a dual tone 2001 (it's a lot simpler than most would think).
Owner of a 1968 10/12 port 3 signal ACA Allertor 125 and too many mini sirens.
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EOWS1212man
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Re: Federal Signal model 3t?
Yes, they were, they were 9/12 port. They are super uncommon, but they do exist. I am lucky to live 10 minutes away from one. Only the normal 12 port 2001s used the model 3 rotor design, the Equinox variant uses an Eclipse-8 rotor.
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Synther
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Re: Federal Signal model 3t?
The search bar on the top of the page is a life saver. https://www.thesirenboard.com/forums/vi ... hp?t=18901
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EOWS1212man
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Re: Federal Signal model 3t?
He's only been on the board for a month, cut him some slack. And yes, that topic is where a member found one of the only confirmed model 3Ts in existence.Synther wrote:The search bar on the top of the page is a life saver. https://www.thesirenboard.com/forums/vi ... hp?t=18901
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