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want to add a 2nd siren to clifford 50.7x


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installnoob 
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from my reading, i need a relay. 

Ok, what relay should I get?  It's for a Tacoma btw.  And how do I wire it?

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any 30/40 amp automotive relay will do.

85 - ground

86 - siren (+) wire from alarm brain
87 - high current 12 source such as battery fued (5 amps or less will be okay)
30 - to both positive wires on siren.

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Ted, I thought that the brown pos wire was a 5amp, that's enough to run at least 2 x electronic sirens, there's also I believe a second brown neg wire at 200mamps to run another siren or air horns via a relay.
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howie ll wrote:
Ted, I thought that the brown pos wire was a 5amp, that's enough to run at least 2 x electronic sirens, there's also I believe a second brown neg wire at 200mamps to run another siren or air horns via a relay.

I want to run the stock siren, the clifford soft-chirp 6-tone or whatever it's called.  And  REVENGER® SOFT CHIRP 6-TONE MINI-NEO SIREN.  Possibly a piezo inside too.

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The brown should be OK for 2. what is it with newbies Ted, always want too many sirens and sensors, get a battery backup and forget the rest.
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When I park headin into a parking spot, I cant hear the siren as clearly as when I back into it.  So I want to put a 2nd siren towards the rear of the vehicle.
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Unless the rear siren is exposed or open and thus vulnerable, two sirens won't double your sound output. You would need about SIX to get a 3db (double) increase in sound pressure. Try a police siren, or air horns.

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