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NCAsirens11
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MS-390 Setup
Yes, I have an MS-390. You can make fun if you want. I decided to mount it to a wood platform and wire a switch to it. What do yall think? I think it looks cool for such a siren. And yes, 2 of the pictures were taken on my computer desk. What should I add?
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Owner of an MS-390 and some homemade sirens. Also the owner of many vintage and antique electric motors.
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Re: MS-390 Setup
I approve. I'd make a setup like that. Maybe have a foot pedal under that computer desk that controls a relay for the siren? Now that could be fun at the office 
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NCAsirens11
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Re: MS-390 Setup
2 boards of wood, the bottom one covering the screws. A 15A 120V switch. Thats about it!
Owner of an MS-390 and some homemade sirens. Also the owner of many vintage and antique electric motors.
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NCAsirens11
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Re: MS-390 Setup
Sewing machine pedal!
I like the idea.
Owner of an MS-390 and some homemade sirens. Also the owner of many vintage and antique electric motors.
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