smol tempest

i literally just took my T-121 build and ripped the horns off, now it's just the core. and the chopper still doesn't spin

The Tempest-112 is a small omnidirectional siren that is the cheapest and most basic of the Tempest series. It was introduced into ASC's lineup in June of 1998 when Hoerman GmbH purchase Excel Alerting Systems, LLC. along with the Tempest-121 and Tempest-128. The T-112 is essentially just a T-121 that has had its horns removed and is the core of every Tempest siren. Like the rest of the Tempest series, the T-112 is exclusively 8-port single tone, The stators on this siren have extended stator port holes, where the horns would have been mounted. Running on a 7.5 hp 48 V DC motor, the T-112 manages to reach 113 dB at 100 ft, despite the lack of horns. The motor is protected by a rounded motor cover, and the siren intakes from below, held up by a rectangular stand with a mesh screen to protect the rotor. T-112s have the shortest range of any Tempest siren and are intended for use to fill small coverage gaps or as a cheap DC warning siren for towns on a budget. It is a direct competitor to the Federal Signal ECLIPSENH, and Sentry's smaller sirens such as the 3V8-H-B.