Different "Mechanical" Whelen tones

JohnMarcson

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May 7, 2010
10,971
Northwest Ohio
Here are some sound samples of Whelen "mechanical tones through the "ages".

Modern Alpha is a new Alpha siren with M tone, 295M is a 295 siren with the M tone replacing t3, Alpha12Q is an original 12Q (before the legal trouble) and Executor is an executor (not using the special speaker).
 

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firebuff17

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Mar 28, 2011
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CT
That Executor!!
I love it.
Glad I was in the right spot at the right time to pick one up with the control head. Just trying to figure out if/how I can wire it up without the control head.
 
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C17LVFD

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May 21, 2010
1,539
Harrisburg, PA
That Executor!!
I love it.
Glad I was in the right spot at the right time to pick one up with the control head. Just trying to figure out if/how I can wire it up without the control head.
I had my Executor wired without a control head.

Can’t remember if they were positive or negative triggers but I did run it through a SS2000 with touchscreen. Pretty sure positive because I had to use additional relays to negatively trigger the Sc1022 triggers when I had that.

Good luck,
Seth
 
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JohnMarcson

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May 7, 2010
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Northwest Ohio
That Executor!!
I love it.
Glad I was in the right spot at the right time to pick one up with the control head. Just trying to figure out if/how I can wire it up without the control head.
I can send you pictures of the connections on mine.
 
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firebuff17

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Mar 28, 2011
776
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Managed to work on it a bit today. I *think* I have it figured out.
But I will Gladly accept any info/photos/diagrams you may have. Having more than less will never hurt. I do have the Whelen pdf install sheet already.
 

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