Whelen Siren Feedback
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Whelen Siren Feedback
I'm retired military, living and riding in the Philippines. Riding a Harley in the Philippines is the ultimate test in defensive driving. Anything that improves the awareness of other vehicles or pedestrians, whether it be lights, loud pipes, or horn is a plus. I'm running a Howard's Horn which is loud in itself, but recently added a Whelen siren.
The Whelen siren is very heavily constructed and durable. It creates many different sounds and can be configured many different ways by changing a set of switches within the unit. I mounted it to the right side of the engine guard and set it on (Air Horn Mode). I wired both the Howard's Horn and the siren to a relay triggered by the stock horn button on the handlebar. The Whelen siren in (Air Horn Mode), creates a deeper tone than the Howard's horn. The combination of the 2 produces an Extremely Loud and noticeable sound that grabs the attention of anyone in the area.
The siren cost me roughly $140.00 bucks but worth the price if it prevents an accident.
The Whelen siren is very heavily constructed and durable. It creates many different sounds and can be configured many different ways by changing a set of switches within the unit. I mounted it to the right side of the engine guard and set it on (Air Horn Mode). I wired both the Howard's Horn and the siren to a relay triggered by the stock horn button on the handlebar. The Whelen siren in (Air Horn Mode), creates a deeper tone than the Howard's horn. The combination of the 2 produces an Extremely Loud and noticeable sound that grabs the attention of anyone in the area.
The siren cost me roughly $140.00 bucks but worth the price if it prevents an accident.
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