Very nice! Glad to see you’re still around. You ever use the blower for warnings? Or always chopper only?

That’s honestly really cool! Interesting to see other countries using our companies and retrofitting to their needs. It’s too bad that next year the sirens in the Netherlands will go away :/

Very nice! if I were to build the controller that does alert and attack I would use electronic delay relays that you can hook up a push button to and let er rip for 3 minutes and when the timer for 3 minutes is up it all shuts down waiting for another push on the button to activate again this is wh...

Hello everyone, it’s been awhile since I brought in any decent content here. While the board may not be as active as it once was, it serves as an awesome encyclopedia for anything siren. I recently purchased a second T-128 from the city of Antigo (don’t ask about the first one). This time around I p...

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Thu Apr 09, 2020 12:10 pm

That's really cool, it's awesome that you got controls set up for it with that many features!

Thanks! It’s honestly a lot simpler than one would think. I’m in the process of writing something up for it later.

For anyone not on the FB page or following me on YT, here’s the first automatic run of my T-128. Tests are scheduled Saturday at noon sharp. It even beat the neighboring counties by a minute or so. The programmed cycle is 1 minute alert, 1 minute off, 1 minute attack. The siren arms itself at 11:59 ...

I honestly think the idea would be great, but for very small areas. It reminds me of the homemade siren (cue joke here) I built a decade ago. I just don’t see that functioning well unless the sales pitch is one every couple hundred feet. Perhaps that is how it’s being marketed? Idk it just seems lik...

And the chargers wired in series

I’m trying to replicate a DC siren charging and contactor circuit. I’m fairly certain I came up with something that will function, but I’m hoping the experts might be able to chime in? Correct me if I am wrong with any of this. This will run a T-128. Basically I’m under the impression ASC separates ...

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