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Wiring an extra chimes.

youtube! · 2014-09-14 13:04:02

If i were to add another chimes do I need a bigger bell traffo does anyone know? I haven't checked the one on the Fuseboard but in general are they rated to be able to run 2? Also would it be a good idea to match the chimes so they sound the same, might it sound a bit weird if they have different tones ..

14-09-2014 1:04pm

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If i were to add another chimes do I need a bigger bell traffo does anyone know? I haven't checked the one on the Fuseboard but in general are they rated to be able to run 2? Also would it be a good idea to match the chimes so they sound the same, might it sound a bit weird if they have different tones ..

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#2 14-09-2014 10:31pm

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The one trafo should be good to power 2, if the chimes will be far away you wont hear the indifference in different chimes. I would match though.

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