They'd probably have to replace/re-wire the entire motor.500 AT fan wrote:No information on the damage
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Re: SOUNDMASTER 115 AIR RAID/FIRE SIREN
Was Soundmaster the name of the company that manufactured it?
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Re: SOUNDMASTER 115 AIR RAID/FIRE SIREN
Yes. And also no need to bring a topic this old up from the dead.Allertorguy02 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 02, 2018 10:20 pmWas Soundmaster the name of the company that manufactured it?
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