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Rist Horn on 12 Volts
#1
Do I need a resistor in series to run a 6V Rist horn on 12 Volts? If so can anyone recommend an Ohm value and even a specific item?
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#2
I run my six volt klaxon on twelve volts. works well and scares the bejesus out of those who offend me.

I run my six volt klaxon on twelve volts. works well and scares the bejesus out of those who offend me.
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#3
My 6v Rist horn has been on 12v for the last 18 years.
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#4
Thank you both that is re-assuring so I need to do nothing and that is a change!
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#5
Can I ask a question just out of curiosity. Does running a 6 volt horn on 12 volts change the tone or its volume.

John Mason.
Would you believe it "Her who must be obeyed" refers to my Ruby as the toy.
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#6
Will raise  tone/pitch and volume. Possibly eyebrows as well.
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#7
Whilst the Benjamin horn sounds OK on 12 volts the Rist horn was a bit too shrill for a Seven so I used a spare dynamo field resistor to drop the voltage to give a more acceptable tone.
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