The Siren Board

AlarmRepair wrote:It looks like the rotor on tha type 5 is not fully positioned on the keyway..Did he have the rotor off ? Either that or there is something wrong with the rotor like a miss matched sized.. other wise the housing looks to be in good shape.

Most likely the cheif has the rotor off

Wow! Thanks for the size references.
Had no idea a model 5 was so big.

Where were you that they have all those sirens?

We are looking for an old siren to try to make work for a poor trailer park tonado warning - if anyone knows of any.

Also like your LED light.
(The others, lower, are mostly ineffective if you have headlight wigwags.
Put them on the sides for intersections!)

Thanks,

SirenkiD wrote:I find it interesting that the RSH-10 appears to have the "fluting" style stator, simillar to the Banshees, C-125's, ect.

Nope. If you look really close, you can see the cast-in circles that go around very narrow ports.

Nelso90 wrote:

SirenkiD wrote:I find it interesting that the RSH-10 appears to have the "fluting" style stator, simillar to the Banshees, C-125's, ect.

Nope. If you look really close, you can see the cast-in circles that go around very narrow ports.

Hmm. I suppose you are right. The lighting and camera situation/angle isn't the best, so at first glance, it looks like it does.

SirenkiD wrote:

Nelso90 wrote:

SirenkiD wrote:I find it interesting that the RSH-10 appears to have the "fluting" style stator, simillar to the Banshees, C-125's, ect.

Nope. If you look really close, you can see the cast-in circles that go around very narrow ports.

Hmm. I suppose you are right. The lighting and camera situation/angle isn't the best, so at first glance, it looks like it does.

Sorry bout that. My camera at most is worth like, in the the best situation $20. My dads is a #200 but for me, it's noooo touch.