Last Monday I recorded W-044 on Sedgwick County's siren map. It is a Thunderbolt 1000AT in Wichita, KS
Distant View:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9CEiW0Uw0g
Lower View:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE_-7gCQ1M8
Most universal and series-wound motors tend to drop RPM slightly as they warm up, nothing really wrong with that. In any other application you'd probably hardly ever notice the motor do that (if at all), but of course when it's attached to something like a siren rotor, you're going to hear every single tiny speed fluctuation translated as sound pitch variations.2T22Bman wrote:It seems to have pitch problems though...
I do believe that it is.red04stanggt wrote:is this the thunderbolt right by the railroad tracks by downtown in the scrap yard? I pass by it all the time on trains
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