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  • sorry no I asked and they said they are useing thoes for there musiem

  • yes they are making a siren museum there and towns are donating there old sirens there

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  • What does ACA mean? Isn't it the same thing as ACS?

  • The prototype shown in the videro is known as a Type 1 toroidal whistle or Ultrawhistle. It is represented by US Patent 4429656. The Dynawhistle is the inverted, horn loaded Type 2 version that followed. It is represented by US Patent 4686928. The inverted Dynawhistle uses 25% less air consumption and due to horn loading is 10 dB louder on axis than the Ultrawhistle for a given frequency. Both can be designed for a wide range of frequencies.

  • @acoustics101 How low a frequency is your Dynawhistle?

    Can you change its frequency to give out a unique warning?

  • Great job!

  • Enjoyed the video. American Signal currently builds the largest and loudest warning sirens. I approached them about my Dynawhistle years ago, which could replace up to three of their largest T-135 units. Maybe that's why they lost interest-less units to sell to cover a given area.

  • *ASC

    *T-128

    

  • are any for sale? the old ones, like screamer or hurricane.

  • Boy those t-128s look familiar and those crazy large/heavy boxes

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