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Latest On Dam Steam Whistles
For years I’ve been turning ammunition casings – everything from rifle shells to artillery shells – into steam whistles (Vol. 36, No. 5). My latest effort is a giant 5-ft. long air horn made with a big public address speaker that measures 22 in. in dia.
My other big whistles can be heard a mile or more away. T
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Latest On Dam Steam Whistles FARM HOME Miscellaneous For years I’ve been turning ammunition casings – everything from rifle shells to artillery shells – into steam whistles Vol 36 No 5 My latest effort is a giant 5-ft long air horn made with a big public address speaker that measures 22 in in dia My other big whistles can be heard a mile or more away This giant one will go twice that far I operate all the others on a 100-lb propane tank that I keep in my pickup and set at 125 lbs pressure However for this giant air horn I need a much larger tank I have about 30 artillery shells in my collection now and recently made a big display rack for about 20 of them I also make 3-chime whistles out of artillery shells ranging from 75 to 105 mm A pipe with elbows and an air compressor hookup connects the shells together They are designed to make a triple tone like you find on big ships I have some smaller whistles made out of 8 to 32-ga brass shotgun shells that I can just blow into Anyone with questions please call after 6 p m Dave Dam 111 N Buena Vista Rd Eau Claire Wis 54703; ph 715 450-2943
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