Air Raid Siren Mk.1 Prototype Stator Assembly (12 Port)
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12 port air raid / outdoor warning siren
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An Air Raid Siren stator to go with the assembled rotor, with 1 washer and 1 more backup. To assemble, first add the wheel bearing and glue together. MAKE SURE YOU DON'T GLUE THE CENTER!!! Then, insert the full rotor assembly and add the washer and glue it FROM THE EDGES through the axle.
NOTE: Once assembled, disassembly may include the use of something to unglue the glue. Another ring assembly to be attached to the stator ONLY is soon to be printed, alongside a modified version of the rotor and a special bar with a slot for better rotor stability to allow for a smaller gap (<2mm). However this assembly will include 1 more bearing.
GENERAL INFO:
Port Ratio: 12
Tonality: Single (Dual coming soon)
Tone: 2900-3000RPM = C#5
Rotor rotation limits: ~3500-4000RPM (for PLA, which i'm using)
Decibel output:
-With stator and motor only: 85-95 dB
-With above and horns: 95-100 dB
Dispersal: Omnidirectional (Rotational model coming soon)
Horn shape (separate model): Flared Square
Model number coming soon
Coded: Depends (Coded and standard intake printed. Solenoid dampers are a separate model and the actual solenoids driving the dampers are obviously not included. The two types of the dampers included are coded and hi-lo. Hi-lo gives a hi-lo tone and is barely smaller than the coded damper. The coded damper is bigger by about 1 mm and almost fully encloses