7002T-12 Fun

"So this is what happens when you increase the voltage on a 7002T-12" :D. The result is hilarious I will say
Since we did this in small time increments and was very careful too, my 7002T-12 thankfully is not fried. BUT I don't recommend doing this cuz of the big risk of frying the 7002T-12. This was done for fun, and certainly I'm not doing this again :P. But again, just warning you there ;)
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[@ColeCole-rl2ku]

Wheelock: skipping intensifies

[@evanbart4109]

🤣🤣🤣
Who let jack play with fire alarms and multiple 9 Volt batteries!?! That’s a deadly combo🤪🤣😜😉

[@fireandalarm1234]

Well, I WARNED him of that lol 😜😂. Darnit, but once it got up to 45v I couldn't help but laugh so hard (oh my goodness it was funny).
TRUST ME, this shenanigan won't happen again under my presence 😆

[@evanbart4109]

fireandalarm1234 Good🤣🤣🤣

[@SouthwestFireAlarms]

LOL the 45 volt one tho! LOL
EDIT: 7002 volts?? △
Illuminati Confirmed

[@CJ9899]

Now, let's see what happens when we shoot 120v AC into zone one of Alex's fireshield, and the SlCs of both Matts 4008 and Jack's 9050UD. That'll be a real "shocker!"

[@fireandalarm1234]

Please read the description before you get the crazy idea to do exactly what we did in this video (trust me, it will save your 7002T-12) 😆

[@TheMagicSchoolBusV2]

I JUST CAME UP WITH THE BEST IDEA! what if I asked fire alarm companies to start producing vintage alarms TO BE USED AS NOVELTIES

[@JakeWolf00]

And now this alarm is owned by me!

[@joleneingles]

Surprised you didn’t bake the poor thing

[@utfgamingyt8294]

It changes pitch

[@harrisonragno3719]

Imagine 120 Volts

[@ThatOneExoRailfan]

No

[@firealarm2903_]

7004T

[@Railfanunionpacific5277]

So funny

[@utfgamingyt8294]

Turn the high voltage and your changing the pitch

[@vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440]

what would happen if i did this with a 24 7002t

[@LF5xu]

Make sure not to blow up your 7002t!

[@fireandalarm1234]

+King LF5 Despite the potential "blowing up", it's still standing and working thank God 😜. Thanks for the tip tho lol

[@firealarm2903_]

@@fireandalarm1234 that's the quality of vintage alarms

[@FireAlert]

RIP 7002T

[@fireandalarm1234]

At least we didn't continue to increase it to the point where the 7002T WOULD actually fry lol 😄

[@pietervanham6223]

If it were long enough the capacitors ,circuitry, etc would be damaged enough. That strobe should be checked.

[@PyroTech4051]

OOF

[@fireandalarm1234]

+PyroTech4051 Exactly 😄

[@Norcallifesafety]

Babababab

[@fordmustangfan8060]

VERY FUNNY 🙄🙄

[@lunalilyblueheartflower3493]

I like 18 volts

[@fordmustangfan8060]

I do too

[@TheJakeman789]

Hey if you want to break it, go for it.

[@fireandalarm1234]

+TheJakeman789 Lmao, trust me, if I had more than one of these 7002Ts then that would be a fine consideration :P. But since I don't (and plus this was my goofball friend's idea anyway haha, not mine), heck I wouldn't do this at all again