Copy cats?

[cauberallies]

Why, yes...yes I have. But, I had a new rotor machined to have 5 vanes. Sounds just like Adam's. Thanks to Adam for the idea. I am giving it to my brother for his house.

I'd like to hear it!


Also, did the rest of you guys see the date of the original post and the reply? They are two years apart.

[Matt]

Why, yes...yes I have. But, I had a new rotor machined to have 5 vanes. Sounds just like Adam's. Thanks to Adam for the idea. I am giving it to my brother for his house.

I'd like to hear it!


Also, did the rest of you guys see the date of the original post and the reply? They are two years apart.

This thread is starting to feel like inception....

[Jim Z]

This thread is starting to feel like inception....

at any rate, I was thinking about doing a similar project with the loud bits from a Model L and Model D, but wasn't able to find a dual-shaft (giggity) motor with a 5/16" shaft. Only 1/4".

[jlmran]

I will provide a video link soon. Perhaps the more interesting characteristic is that it is a truly 'workable' doorbell, complete with a variable time control relay. I even incorporated a 24v control circuit so there is not 120v at the doorbell button.

I'm traveling a lot, but I will post a video soon.

[jlmran]

Not only do I reply to my own posts…I also wait 12 years to finally share photos/videos.

[traintraveler]

Not only do I reply to my own posts…I also wait 12 years to finally share photos/videos.

Not wanting to continue a bumped thread from 14 years ago but, wow. That's impressive. Isn't that one of those smaller "USI" sirens that were made for home intrusion alerting, just with a second rotor?