Whelen just needs to make a vehicle siren that uses the 400 watt driver.
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Re: Why are the ambulance sirens getting quieter?
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Re: Why are the ambulance sirens getting quieter?
The fire truck that came to the 2810 that went bang on me was decently loud, but nothing electronic compares to the Qs I heard on a few occasions with some of the trucks equipped with them. emofficer has a good point. When I seen one with a Q the current draw from the siren when it ran in attack was enough to dim the lights a bit on the wind up. Our county uses mostly Whelen sirens on their vehicles with a few here and there with Federal Signal sirens.
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Re: Why are the ambulance sirens getting quieter?
WHAT?holler wrote:Whelen just needs to make a vehicle siren that uses the 400 watt driver.
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