RSH-10A Thunderbeam Test

My dad and I winding up my Thunderbeam with an air compressor. Look closely and you can see the deflector rotating.

This beast is VERY heavy and the manual says that it weighs ~650lbs and is rated at 128dB @ 100ft. Since this siren runs off three phase power that we don't have access to, we will have to settle with this much for now.

Update: I no longer own this siren. The siren is now owned by Charles Gillespie out of California.

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[Droideka133]

What are you going to do with this when you restore it? See if your town will use it?

[soccerdude7330]

@Droideka133 I sold it to a guy in California who loves these things as much as I do. I think he has restored it.

[Daddybopper]

Stick your finger in there!

[nickman888]

@legomn54321 i was thinking the same thing.

[Thewoog34]

Oh cool, Charles has this now? He has a ton of train horns too.

[legomn54321]

I just realized this- the chopper and stator are an STH-10 assembly! thats why it has the circular inprints on the stator.

[CSX8663]

and what is that diaganol piece of flat metal for inside the siren?

[CSX8663]

HEY CHARLIE this is a cool and rare siren i think you shoulda kept it :P

[SantaFebuff]

@SebNormandy Called the Chrysler Siren. Search it, it's powered by a V8 hemi

[gtakrystian]

Wogule nie słychać dźwięku bo tu ciągle zagłuszasz!