Showcasing and Testing My Mini 2T22 Tornado Siren!

[@Sirensgreat]

It sounds like a 2t22 and a 3t22 mixed together

[@milespeterson5049]

That's interesting! A 2T22 and 3T22 are the same siren, except that the 3T22 has dampers to create a hi-lo signal and other signals too. I did use a DC motor for this one, so that could definitely play a role in its sound qualities.

[@emberain9851]

The smile was priceless when the siren turned on lol

[@emberain9851]

Very cool Miles! Please continue in this journey of engineering

[@Amateur_cuber]

Man only ten likes! You deserve better. Because that thing is epic

[@Nickel-mr]

Cool 2T22

[@milespeterson5049]

Thanks! If you want to build your own, the link for the parts is in my pinned comment!

[@siren_stuff]

mabye use a brushless motor its more accurate and will be louder but you did a good job wow!

[@milespeterson5049]

Absolutely, I originally wanted to use a brushless motor, but most DC motors are brushed, and I didn't want to mess with any high-voltage AC stuff. Fortunately, I'm building another siren that will use an AC brushless motor, stay tuned for its release!

[@siren_stuff]

@@milespeterson5049 you just earned your 31st sub!! (was me)

[@milespeterson5049]

@@siren_stuff Thank you!! More content is coming out soon, so get ready!

[@valerie_ester]

hey miles!

[@milespeterson5049]

Hi Val!! Thanks for subscribing!

[@valerie_ester]

@@milespeterson5049of course!!! just helping my friend out:))

[@Nicmrict879]

fast winds up and down loke aca hurricane mkii

[@milespeterson5049]

Yep, it's partially because I used a DC motor, which have faster wind-ups and wind-downs. The real motor uses an AC brushless motor, which has longer wind-ups and downs. Stay tuned for more video releases!

[@YourLocalAmericanIguess]

THAT'S MAH FRIEND Y'ALL :D

[@valerie_ester]

HII! nice too meet you, im also his friend. what’s your name??:D

[@YourLocalAmericanIguess]

@@valerie_ester I'm Jordynn, what's yours? (I already have a good guess what it is lol)

[@valerie_ester]

@@YourLocalAmericanIguesshi Jordynn!! my names Valerie loll

[@blackcircles79]

Hey miles! -Epperson Kids

[@milespeterson5049]

Hello!

[@blackcircles79]

@@milespeterson5049 HI

[@AdityaChaurisya-p5j]

good

[@sofiacruz9543]

😮😮😮😮😮 😍

[@milespeterson5049]

For those who would like to 3D print one yourself, you've found the right comment! All the parts for this project are available to download for free on Tinkercad. From there, it's pretty straightforward to building your own! You can find the project here! www.tinkercad.com/things/00hqmroxxCD-federal-signal-2t22-siren-3d-printable

[@robloxingout2093]

What about the AR Timer, and electrical components needed?

[@milespeterson5049]

​@@robloxingout2093 I had not intended to share the AR Timer's plans, but I would not mind at all now! Here is the link for the circuit schematic: www.tinkercad.com/things/klOHck80CVi-copy-of-outdoor-warning-siren-emergency-timer-owset-v2 And here's the 3D model for the timer box: www.tinkercad.com/things/8Dg6DEkJiND-outdoor-warning-siren-emergency-timer-owset-v2 Keep in mind that these are a shared link. They are pretty unmarked, so it may be hard to understand some parts of it. If you need any help at all, don't hesitate to ask me! Links needed are provided! Good luck on building your own!!!