at last! my E57

[orestis]

hi !

but how can I pull out the runner? I don't want to do any damage, because it don' t seems to be easy.

and another question. How old do you think this siren is?

[orestis]

Because of the fact that my hasn' t got a name plate I decide to make my own. I tryed to make it exactly like a real one... What do you think?

[Ralph]

it looks really very good!

[orestis]

thanks!

[orestis]

... And here is the painted rotor! It was very difficult to paint it because of its special coating ... I used 3 spray cans!

To the stator now.
... I rubbed out and primed the parts that the paint had gone off

And finally painted it

[Alarm]

Wow you do a good job!

[orestis]

Well,
I hope the result will be as good as so far...

[orestis]

... And here's the final project!

[orestis]

...and the siren finished!

I want to install the siren on a base, and then I will put on the roof permanently.

Thanks,
Orestis

[Step5]

S!

Wohoo, that's a nice paintjob ... *thumbs up*

[Siggi]

Hi orestis,

nice job, but you need wheels with brakes if you want to use your !

[orestis]

That's for sure! Imagine the siren dancing!

@Siggi, when you tested your did you use wheels with brakes, or you disconnected the wheels and placed the siren on the floor?

I mean even if the wheels have brake, I think a rotation around the wheel axle is bossible, or not?

Anyway I'm trying to find a way to connect my ... In the house I have 3phase alt. current 380 V, but I have to connect the contactor to the central switch board... And that's not easy... What did you do?

[Siggi]

I have some experience with a dancing , so I put it on the floor and tried again!

I installed my selfmade contactor box between the siren and the socket of the cooker (In Germany it is usually 400V!)

I can make a screenshot of my video that you can see the installation if you want. I'd send it via e-mail.

[orestis]

Oh, Thanks! I think that will help. Hmmm... I must check immediatelly the cooker's socket!

[orestis]

Hi!

This is what I bought in order to operate my ... It has got 3 fuses, a thermical element and a switch... Is that called a contactor? (Actually it is a motor starter) The seller told me exactly how I should connect it to the motor...

... what do you think?