The entire country of Singapore has quite a few hundred Hormann ECN-series sirens. I heard there's also a Thunderbolt 2000 (T?) (Not even a typo) installed in there, but my assumption is that it's inactive due to the fact it's surrounded by electronic sirens. Anyways, since Malaysia's tsunami and h...
How many sirens are in Malaysia's system? Around 300 or so? I didn't have time to hunt every single of them, found around 15 of them. But the main point is that Penang Island and Langkawi Island, Kedah is littered with bunch o' them, excluding some British WW2-Era sirens. Basically, West Coast area...
The entire country of Singapore has quite a few hundred Hormann ECN-series sirens. I heard there's also a Thunderbolt 2000 (T?) (Not even a typo) installed in there, but my assumption is that it's inactive due to the fact it's surrounded by electronic sirens. Anyways, since Malaysia's tsunami and h...
The entire country of Singapore has quite a few hundred Hormann ECN-series sirens. I heard there's also a Thunderbolt 2000 (T?) (Not even a typo) installed in there, but my assumption is that it's inactive due to the fact it's surrounded by electronic sirens. Anyways, I might can say Malaysia's tsu...
If that part on the back really did project sound through the top horn as well as on the front, how would that rear rotor/stator get air in to produce the sound, because I can’t see any kind of air intake on that side. Interesting... The slightly rectangular tail on the rear of the siren is open at...
to an extent, yes. more air would be able to escape at once, so the blower would not be able to build as much pressure, sacrificing the high decibel level of thunderbolts The 1000 has only 5 wide openings and can reach up to 130dB. I think the factor here is the width of the chopper holes. If you s...