Klaxon SS6 (Fully Functional)
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A 1:1 Scale Klaxon SS6 Siren!
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Important note
The Klaxon SS6 is very rare and not particularly well documented, so the rotor shape may look different. The motor in my video isn't the best, and the power supply is unstable, which is why it didn't start up quickly right away.
Here is my 1:1 Klaxon SS6 siren, fully functional. You can certainly use a different motor; I prefer a fast motor with a long shaft.
How to build this Siren
Step 1: - Check your Hardware
To Start you need to print out the 3D models:
Stator (1X)
Rotor (1X)
Main base (1X)
Junction box cover (1X)
Aditionaly check the hardware:
M4 Screws (8X)
Screw Terminal (1X with 2X slots)
DC 130 Motor (1X) (or other)
Cable ( 30 CM)
optional: M10 Screws for mounting (4X)
Tools:
Screwdriver
Glue
Soldering iron
Step 2 - Built it togehter
The first step is to solder the wires to the motor. It’s best to secure the wires with glue, since the motor will be hard to reach afterward, even though you can see it. Then push the motor through the opening at the bottom. Important: The opening there isn’t very thick, so be careful not to tear it! Next, thread the wires through the holes. In the junction box, you can either use wire terminals or solder the wires directly.
You can already screw the junction box cover shut using the two M4 screws. Next, insert two M4 screws into the rotor and place it on the motor shaft; you can then tighten the screws until it no longer rubs—this also allows you to adjust the rotor’s height later. Finally, secure the cover with all four M4 screws, and your siren is ready!