Homemade Air Raid Siren - Test - Nicolas Salenc PBP 

TRAINSANDSIRENS helloooooooooooooooooooooooo. how zit goin bud

It is a pretty good siren.

@@brandonburkest6229 i wish i had a 3d printer. but i am building sirens. one of my people in my family knows how to do all that stuff

Hi Thunderbolt siren

Great for telling children it’s time for dinner…

Do you rember the little party favor whistles that you blow and makes that quick funny whistle sound it's the same sound effect that's used when a cartoon character slips and falls down the whistle looks like a small little plastic cylinder with a small little disc inside with impellers and then the just like this siren there are ports for air to exit while the disc inside spins as you blow air into the whistle air spins the disc air travels through the impellers while air exits the whistle through the ports the air you blow gets chopped up whenever the each impeller lands on an open port compressing the passage of air just like when you whistle the smaller the opening and harder you whistle the louder it gets in this case the faster the chopper spins the more air the louder the siren gets.

Hello

2:13

Same!

VasyaTheSlav he built an air raid siren..... I think he would know quite a bit about sirens too

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@@hickmanism I agree.

there are a few sirens like this in Canada, but all of the active ones belong to small town fire depts.

10/12 port

Love it:)

2:18

Yep! Been recording them since I was a kid... weird freakin' hobby... xD

Nicolas Salenc PBP I actually wanted a Thunderbolt at one point. There are some people who actually own some lol. I was in that hobby for the mechanical stuff

@@Creeperboy099 Make one! It's a lot more fun x)

Nicolas Salenc PBP have been I have quite an engineer in me but don’t have the resources I did make a siren once though but it was crude

@@NicolasSalencPBP i have a 2t22 xd

Dj Mario it’s because it’s 10/12 ports like a carter

@@halpmeamcringe1538 it can also run 5/6 ports the canadian carter also ran 20/24 ports

Correct.

Spartan studios Productions you can get some pretty cheap ones now a days. the cheapest one i can think of is $100 that’s fully build and ready to be used there are some you can build yourself that might be a little cheaper

I want 3D printer too.

I have one but my stupid printing software doesn't work

Mine cost me a little less than $300

BroadmoorSirenFan YT tinkercad use it

print them

My son is obsessed with any and all federal signal sirens and I'm trying to build him one.

You don't need to! I designed the files so that they would fit on almost any grinder!

@@NicolasSalencPBP what size printer do you need to print it?

@@chabka34 all the info u need is on my website!

yep, 10-12 at around 3000rpm is roughly what our sirens have.

Yes indeed, 10/12 ports and he's French so 50 Hz power ! He also recently uploaded a video of a homemade French KM Europ 8 port siren which also sounds spot on. He tested it outside and to avoid any annoyance he did it during an actual siren test

Yes x)

It's momentum from the weight of the two grinding wheels on the other side.

Yes indeed, he did

Just check out a Harbor freight grinder

@@TylerHarney thanks