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    Garry Coles
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      @garrycoles69390

      Hi, I was wondering if anybody has a drawing for a 2 in scale traction engine whistle please, or if anybody knows where I can get one.

      Many thanks

      Garry

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      Garry Coles
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        #519338
        Harry Wilkes
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          @harrywilkes58467

          Macc Model link have several but as to there suitability I can't say, I had one similar to to the last one on my 2" TE and it looked the part

          H

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          Richard Marks
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            @richardmarks80868

            Try Kennions

            #519342
            JasonB
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              @jasonb

              Sheet No 8 for MJ Engineering's 2" Fowler has a scale looking whistle, sound doe snot always scale too well.

              One I prepared earlier

              #519686
              Garry Coles
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                @garrycoles69390

                Thanks everyone.

                #519693
                Paul Lousick
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                  @paullousick59116

                  I have not used one (too small for my engine) but lots of tiny steam whistles with valve are for sale on ebay at a reasonable price.

                  Paul

                   

                  Edited By Paul Lousick on 14/01/2021 09:32:37

                  Edited By JasonB on 14/01/2021 10:04:57

                  #519891
                  bernard towers
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                    @bernardtowers37738

                    I made a 2 inch siren for mine and it drives the local dogs mad but I can’t hear it!!. Some things just don’t scale.

                    #519894
                    Paul Lousick
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                      @paullousick59116

                      The frequency of a whistle is controlled by its length and the shorter it is, the higher the pitch. Which is why little whistles annoy dogs and hurt the ears of small children. The diameter of the tube effects the loudness/volume of whistle.

                      I am in the process of designing/making a whistle for my engine and to get a deeper sound, contemplating a whistle with a dividing plate in the tube, making the sound cavity longer in a short tube. A bit like a chime whistle but with only one music note. ( I will post an update after it is made and tested)

                      Paul

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                      #519897
                      duncan webster 1
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                        @duncanwebster1

                        What a neat idea! Let us know if it works. I suspect you'll need a pretty good joint twixt divider and tube

                        #519901
                        Paul Lousick
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                          @paullousick59116

                          No more than that used in a chime whistle Duncan

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